Description

This "Luxor" daybed by Sergio Rodrigues, crafted in 1965 for OCA, is a true masterpiece of Brazilian design. With its solid, minimalistic frame of straight lines and rounded edges, it embodies a serene yet commanding presence. The daybed features a beautifully patinaed wooden structure supporting a high-quality, off-white upholstered mattress. This exclusive piece is one of only two ever created, making it an incredibly rare find. The provenance of this daybed adds to its allure, having come from the distinguished collection of Ina Zalszupin, the sister of renowned designer Jorge Zalszupin, ensuring it holds a significant place in the history of design. Whether placed in a living room, study, or gallery, this daybed will be a focal point in any setting.

Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014), a pioneering Brazilian designer and architect, was celebrated for his innovative approach that redefined Brazilian furniture design. Rodrigues's work harmoniously fused architecture, design, and art, resulting in iconic pieces that are both functional and beautiful. His journey began at the National School of Architecture of the University of Brazil, where he graduated in 1951. Over the years, he collaborated with legendary figures like Lucio Costa and Lina Bo Bardi and led significant projects, including the interior architecture for Forma S.A in São Paulo. His legacy continues to be celebrated in literature such as "Sergio Rodrigues" by Soraia Cals and "Brazil Modern" by Aric Chen.

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