Current Selection — Goldwood by Boris
The Current Selection presents a focused overview of works currently available at Goldwood by Boris.
Each object is chosen for its material integrity, proportion, and quiet presence. Rather than categories or trends, this selection reflects a consistent design approach shaped by vernacular traditions, craftsmanship, and lived use.
The works shown here are not ranked or grouped by type. They are brought together as a moment in the collection—a concise snapshot of what defines Goldwood today.
Neoclassical Tripod Gueridon Tables with Satyr Supports, early 19th century
Elegant and sculptural pair of gueridon tables with classical motifs, material presence shaped by use and time.
Lounge Chairs by José Zanine Caldas, 1970s
Poetic pair of lounge chairs showcasing Brazilian modernism and warmth through material and line.
Cerused Oak Art Deco Coffee Table, mid 20th century
A refined coffee table in cerused oak, balancing simplicity and presence with Art Deco influences.
Wall-Mounted Console Table by Charlotte Perriand, 1950s
Slim console table with architectural clarity — a quiet example of midcentury functional beauty.
Long Farmhouse Dining Table, late 19th century
Handcrafted farmhouse table with enduring presence — tactile wood, elegant proportions, and crafted history.
Modernist Art Deco Oak Cabinet, 1940s
Oak cabinet with strong architectural language — a bridge between modernism and material confidence.
Modular Freestanding Shelving System, 1950s
A versatile shelving system defined by simple modules and quiet structural logic.