Jean Gillon ‘Rodeio’ Lounge Chair
Jean Gillon trained as an architect in Romania before settling in São Paulo, where he founded the furniture house that would become Italma WoodArt — producing collections in Brazilian jacaranda that were eventually exported to more than twenty countries. This early chair shows his signature construction: a sculptural jacaranda frame supporting a leather seat, with the structure itself doing much of the visual work. New upholstery required.
Jacaranda, requires new upholstery · Brazil, 1960s · Jean Gillon
Jean Gillon ‘Rodeio’ Lounge Chair
Jean Gillon trained as an architect in Romania before settling in São Paulo, where he founded the furniture house that would become Italma WoodArt — producing collections in Brazilian jacaranda that were eventually exported to more than twenty countries. This early chair shows his signature construction: a sculptural jacaranda frame supporting a leather seat, with the structure itself doing much of the visual work. New upholstery required.
Jacaranda, requires new upholstery · Brazil, 1960s · Jean Gillon