Brazilian Modern Coffee Table in Bent Wood & Glass, Novo Rumo, Brazil, c. 1960s

Available today with domestic shipping included, this Brazilian Modern Coffee Table in Bent Wood & Glass, Novo Rumo made in Brazil during the 1960s is nothing less than spectacular!

Made with bent rosewood this coffee table exudes timeless beauty. The rosewood showcases a beautiful color with a stunning natural wood grain, capturing its elegance. The wood has been expertly refinished, ensuring it is in excellent condition. It also features exquisite chromed metal finishes and a sleek glass top, adding a touch of sophistication to the design. The glass top not only enhances the visual appeal, but also allows you to admire the elegant wood from any angle, making this piece truly phenomenal. With its clean and minimalist design, this side table seamlessly integrates into any home environment, offering versatility in styling options.

Matching side tables are available and sold separately (Lot 11 & 484)

About Novo Rumo:
Francesco Scapinelli, an architect and ceramist who had previously worked with his older brother, the renowned designer Giuseppe Scapinelli, founded Studio Novo Rumo in São Paulo. The studio produced furniture on an industrial scale using high-quality materials like Bahia Jacaranda, which was frequently used in their best pieces. Some people may mistake Novo Rumo furniture for L'Atelier's because several former L'Atelier employees went to work with Scapinelli at Novo Rumo.

The studio produced furniture on an industrial scale using high-quality materials like Bahia Jacaranda, which was frequently used in their best pieces. Some people may mistake Novo Rumo furniture for L'Atelier's because several former L'Atelier employees went to work with Scapinelli at Novo Rumo.