Wood and leather, shaped into generous and inviting forms: these are the favored materials of post-war Brazilian design, which gained international attention alongside the sounds of Bossa Nova, offering a unique interpretation of modernist furniture.

These materials define the Ipanema armchair, which clearly draws inspiration from that era and culture. In addition to wood and leather, the armchair features a metal frame that serves as a rear support, enhancing its elegance and sophistication. The perception of refinement is further enriched by ample cushioning that promotes comfort and relaxation, as well as the intricate craftsmanship of the various materials.