Pair Of Brutalist Marbella High Stools Attributed To Sergio Rodrigues 1950's

Pair of Marbella Brutalist High Stools Attributed to Sergio Rodrigues 1950s

Sergio Rodrigues (1927–2014), considered the father of modern Brazilian design, infused his furniture with a sensual and warm personality, halfway between modernism and vernacular craftsmanship. Among his iconic creations is the “Marbella” stool, designed in the 1970s for the Spanish manufacturer Confonorm. This model, a true Brutalist icon, is distinguished by its sculptural “T”-shaped seat made of solid wood (often stained beech), supported by a tripod base and a metal ring serving as a footrest. It combines robustness, sculptural aesthetics, and visual comfort, in a raw and contemporary aesthetic. Highly prized today, Marbella stools embody the emancipated design of the 20th century, sought after for their strong character and their unique craftsmanship.

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