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De Couro of Brazil
Leather Dining Chairs — De Couro of Brazil
A rare and elegant set of six dining chairs from Brazil, this collection by De Couro of Brazil represents a refined example of late 20th-century South American design. Produced in the 1980s, these chairs echo the modernist ethos of form meeting function — bridging sculptural minimalism with artisanal craftsmanship.
Each chair is constructed with a steel internal frame and fully wrapped in thick, saddle-grade black leather, including the squared backrest, seat, and all four legs. The upholstery is hand-stitched, creating a seamless silhouette that recalls the essence of the Cassina CAB 413 chair by Mario Bellini.
- De Couro of Brazil
- Leather Dining Chairs — De Couro of Brazil
- c. 1980s
- Saddle-thick natural leather, steel inner frame, rubber membrane seat support
- Brazil
- The leather shows a well-developed natural patina, including surface scuffs, tonal variation, and marks consistent with over 40 years of age — part of their vintage charm. One chair has a crack in the seat plate, which does not affect seating comfort or structural integrity and is easily replaceable. The set remains fully functional, tactile, and visually striking.
