Much of the work that I have been developing has wood as the protagonist, showing all its beauty, texture and structural quality. In the case of the PPD Sofa I wanted to prioritize the upholstery, that is, wherever you touch, sit or play, you will be in direct contact with the upholstery. Wood exists as […]
Designed in 2005 for a residence in Serra da Mantiqueira, to be used by the fireplace. Its seat is lower than the standard. Its wooden structure makes the classic fittings of the constructive technique with solid wood apparent. It is easily removable. […]
Designed in 2010. All executed with solid reclaimed Peroba Rosa wood. Its greatest feature is comfort and its interesting aesthetics. Upholstery of the fixed seat, while the backrest is loose. […]
Designed in 1985, especially for the living area of SESC Santos. Armchair and 3 seater sofa. […]
Designed in 1988 especially for the Solar do Unhão space, in Salvador – BA. Massive wood at frame and structure, with laminated center. It can be executed in different woods and measures. […]
This line was developed based on the constructive technique known as edge-glued. The glued battens forming extremely resistant planes. With diferente measures, the dining tables can also be built with reclaimed Peroba Rosa wood. […]
Simple, straight lines, elegant. Its uneven sleepers allow the use of lighter components, maintaining its strong and long-lasting structure. […]
Contemporary, the Asturias and Parati Lines were born together and with the same DNA. Designed to be produced with reused, demolition wood, mostly Peroba Rosa. Traditionally sawn for more than a century in the same measures, Peroba Rosa is found in Brazilian civil construction in rafters with sessions of 5x6cm, 6x12cm, 6x16cm and 6×20 cm […]
Specially designed for the exhibition “Used and reused wood: Furniture by Carlos Motta”, which first happened in the Museu da Casa Brasileira, SP in 2010, along with the launch of the book “Carlos Motta – Life as I See It”. Then this exhibition went to Gallery Espasso NY, and soon after to Gallery Espasso LA. […]
