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1960’s Brazilian Brutalist Safari Leather Ottoman
The companion piece to the sling chairs and sofas it was built to pair with, this ottoman carries the same honest construction — leather stretched over an exposed frame, structure on full display rather than hidden beneath upholstery. It's the low-slung, functional counterpart to the raw materiality Brazilian designers of the era, from Percival Lafer to Jean Gillon, brought into the home during Brutalism's architectural moment.
Compact, sculptural, and built to be used — a resting place with the same discipline as the chair it sits beside.
$2,000
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