Curadoria de design moderno brasileiro (anos 50, 60 e 70). Colecionamos, compramos e vendemos peças originais e assinadas de mobiliário moderno brasileiro autênticas vintage de época. Em SP, nos jardins, no conjunto nacional Lora Ronco Galeria no Conjunto Nacional Nossa galeria no Conjunto Nacional, em São Paulo, está aberta para receber clientes, arquitetos, designers, colecionadores e entusiastas do mobiliário moderno brasileiro. Concebido para apresentar o acervo com clareza, conforto e rigor curatorial, o espaço estabelece um diálogo direto com um dos edifícios mais emblemáticos da arquitetura moderna paulistana. “O móvel como objeto de arte” Sérgio Rodrigues Endereço da galeria Conjunto Nacional R. Padre João Manuel, 100 Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento no local Horários regulares Segunda a Sexta: 10:00 às 18:00 Sábado: 10:00 às 16:00 Telefone / WhatsApp +55 (11) 99122-7578 Como chegar Acesse o Conjunto Nacional entrada pela Rua Padre João Manuel ou Av. Paulista. Dirija-se à recepção Horsa II, no térreo, ao lado da Casa Dexco. Suba até o 11º andar. Nosso galpão permanece como espaço de trabalho e acervo, com visitas mediante agendamento. Experiência Acervo apresentado com clareza e rigor curatorial Ambiente reservado para apreciar proporções, materiais e detalhes Integração entre arquitetura, arte e design Vista da cidade como parte da visita Localização privilegiada e conhecida Estacionamento disponível no local Visitação aberta, sem agendamento prévio Visitas fora dos horários regulares podem ser realizadas mediante agendamento. Conveniência continue explorando ver o acervo VIEW COLLECTION sobre os designer VIEW COLLECTION

Lora Ronco Galeria: Compra e Venda de mobiliário moderno brasileiro, móveis autênticos das décadas de 50, 60 e 70, assinados por designers renomados internacionalmente, como: Sérgio Rodrigues, Tenreiro, Jorge Zalszupin, Jean Gillon, Geraldo de Barros, Percival Lafer, Zanine Caldas, Scapinelli, Carlos Hauner, Martin Eisler, Ernesto Hauner, Michel Arnoult e Celina Decorações, Liceu de Artes e Ofícios Agende uma ambientação na sua casa em São Paulo ou uma visita ao nosso galpão. (11) 99122-7578 descubra Visite nossa Galeria no Conjunto Nacional, em São Paulo Rua Padre João Manuel, 100 - Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento disponível no local INÍCIO: Bem-vindo Authentic designer furniture from the 1950s, 60s and 70s. Proudly member of BMDG Our collection showcases the greatest representatives of modern Brazilian collectible furniture design, from immigrants who found peace in Brazil to those born here; all are represented in our gallery. The art of these masters, recognized nationally and internationally, coined relatively recent expressions such as: "signed furniture" and "designer furniture". Our journey began with the desire to own a piece from every renowned designer of mid-century modern Brazilian furniture. Today, with a collection of over 800 pieces, we celebrate essential names in our modernist culture: Geraldo de Barros - Unilabor and Hobjeto Carlo Hauner & Martin Eisler - Forma Percival Lafer - Lafer Jean Gillon - Woodart and Italma Michel Arnoult - Mobília Contemporânea Ernesto Hauner - Mobilínea Joaquim Tenreiro Sérgio Rodrigues - OCA and Meia Pataca Jorge Zalszupin - L'Atelier Giuseppe Scapinelli Zanine Caldas - Artistic Furniture Z Abraham Palatnik Celina Decorações Novo Rumo Liceu de Artes e Ofícios Móveis Tepperman Móveis Cimo Dominici Follow-us on Instagram @loraroncogaleria Load more Lora Ronco Galeria no Conjunto Nacional Lora Ronco Galeria no Conjunto Nacional SP-Arte 2026 Lora Ronco Galeria no Conjunto Nacional 1/15 continue explorando ver o acervo VIEW COLLECTION conhecer a galeria VIEW COLLECTION

Entre em contato com a Galeria Lora Ronco para mais informações. Envie uma mensagem no WhatsApp: +55 11 99122-7578. Estamos aqui para ajudar! Para informações sobre o acervo, locações, visitas a galeria, ambientações, compra de peças e obras, entre em contato pelos links abaixo: +55 (11) 99122-7578 @loraroncogaleria curadoria@loraronco.com.br Conjunto Nacional Av. Paulista R. Padre João Manuel, 100 Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento disponível no local 2ª a 6ª feira: 10h00 as 18h00 Sábados: 10h00 as 16h00 Name Email Sobrenome Telephone Assunto escolha uma opção Message To send Agradecemos o seu contato e retornaremos o mais breve possível.

Explore as principais fábricas do mobiliário moderno das décadas de 50 a 70 na Galeria Lora Ronco. Descubra o legado e a influência dessas marcas no design brasileiro descubra Visite nossa Galeria no Conjunto Nacional, em São Paulo Rua Padre João Manuel, 100 - Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento disponível no local Some factories of mid-century modern Brazilian furniture Welcome to Lora Ronco Gallery, a space dedicated to celebrating modern Brazilian furniture, with an exclusive collection of authentic pieces from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Our focus is on furniture designed by some of the most renowned designers of the time, as well as original creations from lesser-known but equally important industries and architectural firms. In the mid-20th century, Brazil saw the emergence of exceptional talents such as Sérgio Rodrigues, Joaquim Tenreiro, Jean Gillon, Jorge Zalszupin, Geraldo de Barros, José Zanine Caldas, Lina Bo Bardi, Martin Eisler, Carlo Hauner, among others. These artists and designers revolutionized the concept of furniture design, creating pieces that are still admired today for their innovation and aesthetics. However, the furniture market of that era was not limited to these established names. Many industries and architectural firms, with their teams of talented designers, contributed significantly to the richness of Brazilian furniture. These companies often didn't have an individual name associated with their creations, but they produced pieces of extremely high quality and innovative design. Among these industries, the following stand out: Liceu de Artes e Ofícios, Celina Decorações, Novo Rumo, Móveis Tepperman, Mobília Contemporânea, Mobilínea, Móveis Cimo, Fátima Arquitetura Interiores, among others. These factories not only created their own furniture lines, but some also produced custom pieces for renowned designers, helping to realize their visions in tangible pieces. The Liceu de Artes e Ofícios, in addition to being a center for talent development, played a crucial role in the production of furniture with sophisticated and functional design. Companies like Celina Decorações and Novo Rumo also stood out for their contributions to Brazilian design, with elegant and well-finished pieces, notably for their use of jacaranda wood. All these industries marked the history of furniture design in Brazil with a strong commitment to quality and design. They produced exquisite pieces and were responsible for a diverse and high-quality production, catering to both the residential and corporate markets. Their creations are still admired today for their durability and innovative design, combining functionality and aesthetics, reflecting the trends and demands of the time. At Lora Ronco Gallery, we are proud to present a curated selection that includes these exceptional pieces, highlighting the diversity and richness of Brazilian furniture design from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. We invite you to explore our collection and discover the beauty and history behind each piece, whether designed by a renowned name or the result of the collective work of talented designers from Brazilian industries. Here, each piece of furniture tells a story, not just of a time, but of a cultural movement that shaped design in Brazil and influenced generations. Come visit us and immerse yourself in the sophistication and authenticity of modern Brazilian furniture. Liceu de Artes e Ofícios Celina Decorações Novo Rumo Móveis Teperman Mobília Contemporânea Mobilínea Móveis Cimo Fatima Arquitetura Interiores Móveis Gelli

Galeria especializada em mobiliário moderno brasileiro. Colecionamos, pesquisamos, compramos e vendemos móveis e objetos de arte originais assinados por designers das décadas de 50, 60 e 70. Sérgio Rodrigues, Jean Gillon, Tenreiro, Martin Eisler, Scapinelli, Zalszupin, Geraldo de Barros, Zanine, etc descubra Visite nossa Galeria no Conjunto Nacional, em São Paulo Rua Padre João Manuel, 100 - Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento disponível no local mid-century modern design Brazilian art and furniture Opened in 2021 by Priscilla Roque, the Lora Ronco gallery is a hidden gem in São Paulo. More than just a furniture exhibition, it transports us to an era of creativity, aesthetics, and richness in Brazilian and global design. Our fond memories take us back to "our parents' and grandparents' homes," where modern Brazilian furniture found its place. Today, these pieces continue to enchant, blending perfectly with our contemporary homes. The beauty of the Brazilian woods of that era and the flair of modernism still resonate in every detail. Brazilian modern furniture originated in the 1940s, but it was in the 1950s and 60s, driven by the inauguration of Brasília and the increasing verticalization of cities, that it became consolidated. Architects, artists, and artisans shone during this period of transformation, marked by the "50 years in 5" of modern Brazil. authentic signed vintage furniture our purpose Our collection was carefully constructed and curated, valuing each piece signed by national artists and designers, but also recognizing those "beautiful pieces" whose creators remain anonymous. Through the history of furniture, furniture production of the time, research, and specialized literature, we seek to disseminate this golden age of modernism. Here, each piece of furniture is a work of art, a link to the past and an inspiration for the future. member of BMDG (rebrand of AMDMB) rescue, promote, preserve The BMDG (Brazilian Modern Design Guild) - Brazilian Association of Modern Furniture and Design, was founded in 2018 and emerged as an initiative aimed at preserving the history and originality of modern furniture and design in Brazil, whose production took place mainly between the 1930s and 1970s. The Association's mission is to encourage the recognition and appreciation of the work of designers and artists who worked in Brazil during this period of exceptional creativity, thus seeking to ensure that this unique contribution to international design can be understood and appreciated in its entirety. The activities of the BMDG, which include exhibitions, research and publications, play an educational role in building knowledge about this unique chapter of the country's cultural heritage. Defending the authenticity and originality of pieces is particularly important in a market where the circulation of forgeries and the lack of regulation can compromise the integrity of Brazilian historical design, thus jeopardizing its continuity for future generations. Since 2023, our gallery has been part of BMDG, striving to defend the authenticity and originality of modern Brazilian furniture pieces. Follow BMDG commitment to authenticity our way of doing things Each designer's piece is described as ORIGINAL only after meticulous research, comparisons of the design, use of period woods, period stamps, purchase invoices, the piece's history, and certificates from pioneering and renowned artists or galleries. Otherwise, pieces may be considered ATTRIBUTED, which indicates but does not guarantee that they actually belong to that artist or designer. If there are reissues of period pieces, these are clearly identified as such and will only be part of our collection if they are authorized reissues. We do not acquire unauthorized replicas/reissues. If, in our research, we identify any item as a replica, it will not be listed on the website and will be clearly identified as such in our gallery. Anonymous design also has its rightful place. Beautiful pieces, originally made at the time, whose artist, designer, or factory could not be identified in any way, will be classified as "Designer Unidentified". Identifying the type of material, especially wood, is done with great care and consultation with specialized professionals, restorers, collectors, etc. We maintain the piece in its original state to demonstrate important aspects of authenticity, such as: marks of time through the condition of the wood, varnish, finish, upholstery, type of fabric from that period, original screws, preservation of seals (intact or remnants). We only restore beforehand if the acquired pieces are truly in an unpresentable state or if they have already been acquired after new polishing or restoration. When purchasing a piece, we can arrange for its restoration and new upholstery, using fabric or leather supplied by the client according to their preference and interior design project, to be agreed upon on a case-by-case basis.

Conheça os principais designers de mobiliário moderno na Galeria Lora Ronco. Suas histórias e impacto de suas criações. Aumente sua compreensão do design brasileiro. Ajude a preservar a autenticidade e a história do período mais rico em arquitetura e design, o modernismo dos anos 50, 60 e 70. Saiba um pouco nomes sobre os principais designer de móveis brasileiros do meio do século: Joaquim Tenreiro, Zanine Caldas, Sérgio Rodrigues, Carlo Hauner, Martin Eisler, Scapinelli, Zalszupin, Jean Gillon. descubra Visite nossa Galeria no Conjunto Nacional, em São Paulo Rua Padre João Manuel, 100 - Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento disponível no local Joaquim Tenreiro Giuseppe Scapinelli Sérgio Rodrigues Jorge Zalszupin Geraldo de Barros Percival Lafer José Zanine Caldas Jean Gillon Abraham Palatnik Carlo Hauner & Martin Eisler

Curadoria do design moderno (anos 50, 60 e 70). Colecionamos, compramos e vendemos peças originais e assinadas de mobiliário moderno brasileiro. SP descubra Visite nossa Galeria no Conjunto Nacional, em São Paulo Rua Padre João Manuel, 100 - Horsa II - 11º andar Estacionamento disponível no local Play Video Play Video 01:00 Play Video Play Video 01:01 Play Video Play Video 01:14

Explore a Mobilínea de Ernesto Hauner na Galeria Lora Ronco. Descubra móveis icônicos que refletem a sofisticação e o design inovador do renomado designer italiano. Founded by the Italian Ernesto Hauner in 1959, with a small factory in São Paulo that produced modular solid wood shelving, the name Mobilinea comes from the Italian words mobile and linea, which mean furniture and line, respectively. In partnership with her husband, Ernesto Hauner – who, in addition to being one of the business owners, was also responsible for the furniture design – Georgia Hauner worked on showroom planning and producing photographs for decorating magazine editorials and advertising campaigns. The depictions of domestic interiors that she produced, conceived using modular and mass-produced furniture, contributed to the construction of the social imaginary regarding what was understood, at the time, as a "modern lifestyle." Mobilínea sought to inspire modernity in the female sphere through its advertisements, taking into account the period of social transformations, with women seeking more independence and freedom. His designs explored the use of new materials, as well as the use of striking colors in painting furniture (of which he was a pioneer), developing furniture for homes and offices. It played an important role in the construction of Brazil's new capital, providing institutional furniture and student housing for the University of Brasília (UnB). He also created pieces in steel, fiberglass, and acrylic, and his work has been recognized with the Roberto Simonsen Award and at the Rio de Janeiro International Design Biennials. In 1970, John de Souza, then a partner of Ernesto and his wife, Carmute, were wrongly arrested on suspicion of belonging to leftist groups. At that time, Brazil was under a dictatorship, and during their imprisonment, Mobilinea maintained its normal operations, albeit with its telephones tapped. The atmosphere of insecurity was total. Ernesto was overwhelmed, also fulfilling the duties of his partner. After a year, his partner and his wife were released, yet Mobilinea continued to grow, and in 1972 they decided to open a store where it would be possible to buy various household products in one place. Thus, the first Home Store in the country was born. To make the business viable, several partners joined the company, and suspicions of embezzlement began to arise, as John and Ernesto had lost control of the company. Faced with these events and with the feeling that they would never integrate into Brazil, in 1975, Ernesto Hauner and his wife Georgia sold their shares and left the country. From then on, the company followed a new path, focusing solely on producing corporate furniture. Mobilínea SP Works by Mobilínea that are or have passed through our collection Ernesto Hauner Furniture - 1960s design office chair in solid rosewood Ernesto Hauner - 1960s design armchair in solid rosewood Ernesto Hauner - 2-seater sofa in solid rosewood - 1960s Ernesto Hauner - Coffee or side table, 1960s design, rosewood.

Explore o legado de Geraldo de Barros e Unilabor na Galeria Lora Ronco. Descubra o brilhantismo do renomado designer brasileiro em móveis e objetos de design únicos. Geraldo de Barros painter, photographer, visual artist and designer Born in 1923 in the city of Chavantes (SP), he was a multifaceted artist: painter, photographer, furniture designer, and visual artist. His work also extends to printmaking and industrial design. He was one of the founders of Grupo 15, a studio established in downtown São Paulo in 1947, and also participated in the creation of Grupo Ruptura, which marked the beginning of concrete art in Brazil. In 1954, he founded the Unilabor Furniture Cooperative, where employees participated in the profits and management of the company. Geraldo changed the course of design in Brazil, using iron, wood, and Formica, straight, clean lines, and perfect finishes, definitively breaking the paradigm of classic, colonial, and art deco furniture. In 1964, he created Hobjeto, a furniture factory based on a personalized sales system that adapted to the environment and lifestyle of the moment, with practical furniture, simple aesthetics, and straight lines. Ultimately, his works remain a source of inspiration and admiration to this day. Geraldo de Barros Incrível artista multifcetado, destaque para as belíssimas peças do mobiliário moderno produzidas pela Unilabor, em ferro, madeira e fórmica. Linhas retas, limpas, acabamentos perfeitos, design que quebra o paradigma com clássico, colonial e art deco. Geraldo de Barros Fotoforma Incrível artista multifcetado, destaque para as belíssimas peças do mobiliário moderno produzidas pela Unilabor, em ferro, madeira e fórmica. Linhas retas, limpas, acabamentos perfeitos, design que quebra o paradigma com clássico, colonial e art deco. Geraldo de Barros Hobjeto Incrível artista multifcetado, destaque para as belíssimas peças do mobiliário moderno produzidas pela Unilabor, em ferro, madeira e fórmica. Linhas retas, limpas, acabamentos perfeitos, design que quebra o paradigma com clássico, colonial e art deco. Geraldo de Barros Incrível artista multifcetado, destaque para as belíssimas peças do mobiliário moderno produzidas pela Unilabor, em ferro, madeira e fórmica. Linhas retas, limpas, acabamentos perfeitos, design que quebra o paradigma com clássico, colonial e art deco. 1/6 some publications Geraldo de Barro Livro Mobiliario Moderno Brasileiro Livro Desenho da Utopia Livro Geraldo de Barro Livro 1/3 Geraldo de Barros Unilabor - 1950s design desk/sideboard in rosewood Geraldo de Barros - Hobjeto - square coffee table in imbuia wood and chromed steel GERALDO DE BARROS - Unilabor - 1950 - Pair of bedside tables GERALDO DE BARROS - Unilabor - 1950 - chairs in jacaranda wood Geraldo de Barros - Dining chair, 1960s design, solid rosewood. Tea trolley in Caviúna - Geraldo de Barros Works by Geraldo de Barros that are or have been part of our collection.

Descubra o mundo fascinante de Abraham Palatnik na Galeria Lora Ronco. Explore as criações inovadoras deste renomado artista brasileiro, pioneiro na arte cinética. Abraham Palatnik visual artist and designer Born in Rio Grande do Norte in 1928, and being from a family of Russian Jews, he spent his childhood and adolescence between Natal and Tel Aviv, where he studied. He returned to Brazil in 1947 and in 1951 made an unusual debut at the 1st São Paulo Biennial, following the absence of a Japanese representative. His submitted work was: "chromatic kinetic apparatus, a pictorial machine". From then on, he went down in history as the pioneer of kinetic art in Brazil. In 1954, he and his brother founded a furniture factory in Copacabana called ARTEVIVA. They produced iron tables, sofas, armchairs, and other items with a very modern design. Painter, sculptor, inventor, industrial designer, furniture designer—in short, Palatnik was a powerhouse of creativity! "To invent something, one must possess unconventional behavior." - Abraham Palatnik some publications Palatnik livro Mobiliario Moderno Brasileiro Livro Desenho da Utopia Livro Palatnik livro 1/3 Abraham Palatnik Abraham Palatnik, um gênio a frente do seu tempo, artista mutifacetado, artista-engenheiro, vasta produção sempre com muito destaque no que fazia. Quadros, objetos cinéticos, esculturas em resina, mobiliário moderno, etc. Palatnik Quadro Abraham Palatnik, um gênio a frente do seu tempo, artista mutifacetado, artista-engenheiro, vasta produção sempre com muito destaque no que fazia. Quadros, objetos cinéticos, esculturas em resina, mobiliário moderno, etc. Corujas e gato Palatnik Abraham Palatnik, um gênio a frente do seu tempo, artista mutifacetado, artista-engenheiro, vasta produção sempre com muito destaque no que fazia. Quadros, objetos cinéticos, esculturas em resina, mobiliário moderno, etc. Abraham Palatnik Abraham Palatnik, um gênio a frente do seu tempo, artista mutifacetado, artista-engenheiro, vasta produção sempre com muito destaque no que fazia. Quadros, objetos cinéticos, esculturas em resina, mobiliário moderno, etc. 1/8 Works by Abraham Palatnik that are or have been part of our collection.

Descubra a genialidade de Joaquim Tenreiro na Galeria Lora Ronco. Explore a elegância e inovação dos móveis desenhados pelo renomado designer Português no Brasil. Joaquim Tenreiro architect and designer Portuguese, he arrived in Brazil in 1928, at the age of 22. He was a carpenter like his father and studied geometric drawing at the Portuguese Literary Lyceum, having also taken some courses at the School of Arts and Crafts. In 1931 he joined the Bernadelli Group (a group created in opposition to the teaching at the National School of Fine Arts). Between 1933 and 1943 he worked as a furniture designer at the company Laubissh & Hirth. He became known in 1942 when he received an order for furniture for the residence of Francisco Inácio Peixoto (a modernist poet, writer, farmer, and industrialist who financed the most important cultural events in Cataguases-MG, launching his hometown onto the scene of Modern Architecture in Brazil in the 1940s), designed by Oscar Niemeyer and with landscaping by Burle Marx. He used various materials such as straw weaving, reminiscent of basketry and indigenous weaving, natural fibers, among others. He saw the need to adapt the furniture to our tropical climate. His first independent production was the Light Armchair (1942). Crafted from ivory wood, with a dark version in imbuia wood, and upholstered in fabric printed by Fayga Ostrower. According to Tenreiro, this armchair was created following "a principle that I felt should be followed by modern Brazilian furniture: lightness. Lightness that has nothing to do with weight itself, but with functionality in the space." - Tenreiro, Bolsa de Arte do Rio de Janeiro, Icatu. In 1943 he founded the company Langenbach & Tenreiro. During the 1940s, he also dedicated himself to portrait painting. landscape and still life. T. Silva leads the typical artist's life, far from the conventional. Working with various materials and constantly innovating, this artist is recognized for his broad and elaborate style. Contact Modernariato Lora Ronco to find out about available pieces. Joaquim Tenreiro O mestre da marcenaria de alto padrão. Tenreiro Cadeira Curva O mestre da marcenaria de alto padrão. Tenreiro Escrivaninha O mestre da marcenaria de alto padrão. Joaquim Tenreiro O mestre da marcenaria de alto padrão. 1/5 Some publications Tenreiro Livro Mobiliario Moderno Brasileiro Livro Desennho da Utopia Livro Tenreiro Livro 1/3 Joaquim Tenreiro - Cadeiras design anos 50 em jacarandá maciço e couro Joaquim Tenreiro - 1960s design dining chairs in solid rosewood Pair of jacaranda chairs - Joaquim Tenreiro Works by Joaquim Tenreiro that are or have been part of our collection.

Explore a excelência da Celina Decorações na Galeria Lora Ronco. Descubra a beleza única do jacarandá em móveis modernos brasileiros, escolhidos com cuidado e paixão Celina Decorações RJ e SP The designs of CELINA ZYLBERBERG, along with Oca, by Sérgio Rodrigues, were responsible for the innovation of modern furniture in the 1960s, a genuinely Brazilian concept. Celina was a founding partner of the Boa Vista tapestry company, one of the most famous textile industries in Rio de Janeiro for decades. In the early 1960s, his son Muniz Zylberberg, eyeing the growing market for modern furniture, transformed the textile factory into a chain of wooden furniture stores, specializing in Jacaranda wood, and renamed it Celina Móveis e Decorações (Celina Furniture and Decorations). Focused on austere management to allow for the expansion of the number of stores, Celina's modern furniture production was cheaper than Tenreiro and Sérgio Rodrigues' but with comparable quality of workmanship and finish. T. Silva leads the typical artist's life, far from the conventional. Working with various materials and constantly innovating, this artist is recognized for his broad and elaborate style. Contact Modernariato Lora Ronco to find out about available pieces. Artworks by Celina Decorações that are or have passed through our collection Celina Decorações - Dining chair, 1960s design, solid rosewood. Celina Decorações - Vintage 3-seater sofa, 1960s design, in solid rosewood. Celina Decor - Loveseat sofa, 1960s design, solid rosewood. Celina Decorações - 1960s design armchair in solid rosewood and linen. Celina Decorações - Bar Cart Sideboard, 1960s design, rosewood and Formica. Celina Decor - 1960s design side table in rosewood Celina Decorações - Square 1960s style coffee table in rosewood Celina Decorações - 4-seater sofa, 1960s design, solid rosewood. Celina Decorações - Dining chair, 1960s design, solid rosewood. Celina Decorações - 1960s design armchair in solid rosewood with raw fabric. Celina Decorações - Armchair designed in 1960s, solid rosewood and beige fabric. Celina Decorations - Table lamp in solid rosewood and steel. Celina Decorations - Buffet / sideboard in rosewood Celina Decorações - 1960s design coffee table in solid rosewood Celina Decorações - side table in rosewood and marble - 1960s Celina Decorações - Armchair in solid rosewood - 1960s