Lucas Simões is a Brazilian artist whose work challenges the limits of form, material, and perception. Born in 1980, Simões has gained international recognition for his sculptural and architectural explorations, often deconstructing and layering materials such as metal, concrete, and paper to create dynamic, multidimensional works. His practice is deeply rooted in process and materiality, reflecting an ongoing dialogue between structure, transparency, and void.
In addition to his acclaimed artistic practice, Simões has expanded his vision into furniture design, creating a collection that embodies the same conceptual and material rigor present in his artworks. His furniture pieces, like his sculptures, explore balance, tension, and the interplay of contrasting materials, resulting in functional works that stand as extensions of his artistic inquiry.
Sleeper Lounge Chair Iridescent
By Lucas Simões
Located in West Hollywood, CA
This edition of Simões’ lounge chair features an iridescent galvanized finish that shifts in color with light and angle. Rooted in the Sleepers series, it transforms sculpture into f...
Steel
Armchair by Lev Smarcevscki, Mid-Century Modern Brazilian, 1950s
By Lev Smarcevscki
Located in West Hollywood, CA
A rare example of Lev Smarcevscki’s sculptural approach to functional design, this 1950s armchair exemplifies the experimental spirit of postwar Brazilian modernism. Its structure ar...
Metal
Armchair by José Zanine Caldas, Mid-Century Modern Brazilian, 1960s
By José Zanine Caldas
Located in West Hollywood, CA
This rare metal armchair exemplifies Zanine Caldas’ fluid transition from carpentry-based modernism to a more experimental, industrial approach. The circular geometry of the frame ev...
Metal
Armchair by Anonymous, Mid-Century Modern Brazilian, 1950s
Located in West Hollywood, CA
This rare and whimsical 1950s armchair embodies the playful experimentation of Brazil’s early modernist era. A sculptural metal frame supports a deep, rounded seat, enveloped in soft...
Metal
Kiko Armchair by BSergio Rodrigues, Mid-Century Modern Brazilian, 1960s
By Sergio Rodrigues
Located in West Hollywood, CA
A rare model from Rodrigues’ 1960s production, the Kiko armchair combines the warmth of Brazilian jacarandá with an industrial sensibility expressed through its visible metal fitting...
Metal
Lounge Chair by Joaquim Tenreiro, Mid-Century Modern Brazilian, 1953
By Joaquim Tenreiro
Located in West Hollywood, CA
This variation of the Curved Armchair (Poltrona Curva) softens Tenreiro’s geometric rigor with raw silk upholstery and gently rounded forms — a sculptural yet comfortable presence.
Upholstery, Rosewood
Handmade Post-Modern Steel Chair, 2005 USA
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Incredible, hand-crafted steel rocking chair. Cantilevered design supported by four substantial coils underneath, allowing for quite amount of give under weight. Incredibly sturdy. S...
Steel
Contemporary Blackened Steel - One Curve Chair by Studio Narra
Located in 1204, CH
The narrative was born out of a very simple question: How can one relate to an object in the 21st century when the community has an overabundance of tools to create any abstract shap...
Steel
Contemporary Tempered Steel - One Curve Chair by Studio Narra
Located in 1204, CH
The narrative was born out of a very simple question: How can one relate to an object in the 21st century when the community has an overabundance of tools to create any abstract shap...
Steel
ontemporary Mexican OBJ-02 LOUNGE CHAIR steel
Located in 1204, CH
The OBJ collection is based on simple gestures applied to materials in their commercial format. Through manipulations such as cuts and folds, raw materials are transformed into objec...
Steel
Void Collection, Graphite Grey Steel Lounge Chair
By Luiz Costa e Rodrigo Irffi
Located in Santa Edwiges, MG
VOID ARMCHAIR "The mother noticed that the boy liked the void more than the full. He claimed that voids are larger and sometimes even infinite." (Manoel de Barros) Contrast generat...
Steel
Contemporary Tempered Steel - One Curve Chair by Studio Narra
Located in 1204, CH
The narrative was born out of a very simple question: How can one relate to an object in the 21st century when the community has an overabundance of tools to create any abstract shap...
Steel
