Modular sofa by Jorge Zalszupin in hardwood, steel, and fabric, Brazil, 1960s.

This modular sofa by Jorge Zalszupin, designed in the 1960s-1970s, stands out for its innovative use of contrasting materials. The combination of wood, steel, and fabric reflects Zalszupin's mastery in blending industrial and organic elements. The sleek metal frame pairs well with the warm wooden legs and olive green upholstery, while integrated side tables with wooden frames and white inlays add both practicality and visual appeal. The legs of the sofa are particularly noteworthy, showcasing a unique contrast between the slightly rusty aged steel elements and the rich, dark wood. This interplay of textures creates a sculptural quality that enhances the overall design. A unique feature of this piece is the modularity of the seating. The seats are not fixed and can be lifted and rotated to face either direction, allowing for a dynamic configuration that adapts to your space or needs. Additionally, the magazine holder at the end of the structure can be internally complemented with a custom leather insert, fully restoring its functionality and charm. Dimensions. Width: 237 cm. Height: 74 cm.