Celina Decorações
Dining Chair (10 units), 1960s
| Previously Restored |
Rosewood, Fabric
Rosewood, Fabric
H 31,69 in. x W 18,89 in. x D 20,07 in. | SH 19,48 in.
H 80.5 cm x W 48 cm x D 51 cm | SH 49.5 cm
H 80.5 cm x W 48 cm x D 51 cm | SH 49.5 cm
BO.CEL.052-001
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Celina Decorações was created in 1951 when Munis Zilberberg took over the family business – a small upholstery workshop in Rio de Janeiro that worked on refurbishing sofa beds and...
Celina Decorações was created in 1951 when Munis Zilberberg took over the family business – a small upholstery workshop in Rio de Janeiro that worked on refurbishing sofa beds and antique furniture.
The name is a tribute to his mother, Celina Zilberberg. Munis assumed the company and implemented a new work philosophy, where Celina Decorações proposed to be a modern store that created its own designs.
Celina Decorações embraced the term "interior architecture" and presented complete ambiances to the public using the company's furniture, appropriating the mass communication vehicles to launch itself.
The name is a tribute to his mother, Celina Zilberberg. Munis assumed the company and implemented a new work philosophy, where Celina Decorações proposed to be a modern store that created its own designs.
Celina Decorações embraced the term "interior architecture" and presented complete ambiances to the public using the company's furniture, appropriating the mass communication vehicles to launch itself.