Jorge Zalszupin For L’atelier, Brazil, 1960s Imbuia Console

This versatile console table also works as a small desk.
It has his iconic patchwork pattern Imbuia wood top with steel fixtures that give this console a feeling of style and quality.

Considered one of Brazil’s most influential designers of the twentieth century, Jorge Zalszupin mastered the art of mixing his European influences with the unique Brazilian aesthetic. Sensual yet geometrical lines, organic shapes, precious woods and fine leathers: all his designs are a masterful example of impeccable woodworking, classical detailing and functional elegance. His brand l’Atelier, founded in the fifties, is widely considered the benchmark for what we now call Brazilian Modernism. Passionate about the quality and variety of Brazilian woods, Zalszupin conceived his most remarkable designs by adapting form and materials in a very organic way.

The top alone is 105cm wide x 45cm deep.

This console will be shipped dismantled and we will provide full video instructions or the assistance of a professional to construct the console if required.