Oscar Niemeyer by Etel

ON Armchair

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The ON Armchair belongs to the furniture line Oscar Niemeyer — the Brazilian modernist architect behind Brasília and the United Nations Headquarters — designed with his daughter Anna Maria Niemeyer during his years of political exile in Paris. Frustrated that 1970s furniture failed to match the architecture of its time, Niemeyer set out to design his own, carrying the same sensual curves into three dimensions of wood and metal.

Created specifically for the Sesc Hotel in Copacabana, a building Niemeyer designed in the 1980s, this armchair sets a straightforward seat and backrest within two alluring curved sheets on either side, giving the piece its sculptural, comfortable-yet-cool character. Shown here in Camurça Vanilla fabric on a natural American walnut structure, though leather can also be requested.

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Designed by Oscar Niemeyer
Re-edited by ETEL
Armchair pictured here in Camurça Vanilla fabric
Also available in leather
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Structure in natural american walnut
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Bespoke Fabrics upon request
W 110 x D 85 x H 70 cm / W 43.3″ x D 33.5″ x H 27.6″
Seating height: 42 cm / 16.5″
Handmade in Brazil
Production lead time: 22 weeks
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