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Martin Eisler & Carlo Hauner 'Costela' Chair
The 'Costela' — Portuguese for "rib" — takes its name directly from its structure: curved wooden slats that fan upward like a ribcage, cradling the padded cushions rather than framing them the conventional way. Designed by Martin Eisler in 1953 and produced by the company he built with Carlo Hauner, it's one of the true icons of Brazilian mid-century design and collectible design more broadly — instantly recognisable, and rarely available in this original, unrestored condition.
Brazilian jacaranda and iron · Dimensions: 83cm x 64cm x 83cm · Brazil, 1950s · Martin Eisler & Carlo Hauner for Forma
Martin Eisler & Carlo Hauner 'Costela' Chair
The 'Costela' — Portuguese for "rib" — takes its name directly from its structure: curved wooden slats that fan upward like a ribcage, cradling the padded cushions rather than framing them the conventional way. Designed by Martin Eisler in 1953 and produced by the company he built with Carlo Hauner, it's one of the true icons of Brazilian mid-century design and collectible design more broadly — instantly recognisable, and rarely available in this original, unrestored condition.
Brazilian jacaranda and iron · Dimensions: 83cm x 64cm x 83cm · Brazil, 1950s · Martin Eisler & Carlo Hauner for Forma
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