The first show at our newly launched gallery in Chelsea, New York.

Our exhibition delves into the renown of select iconic pieces of Brazilian design, offering insights into their historical significance through archival images and narrative exposition. The importance of these "icons" is readily apparent when they are easily recognized by the public, such as the vintage pair of Moleca chairs by Sergio Rodrigues, celebrated for their comfort, alongside the Morfa Collection by Lucas Recchia, heralded as new icons of Brazilian contemporary design. Bossa proudly presents pieces that attain iconic status due to their provenance, exemplified by the Jorge Zalszupin credenza, which has furnished his house for the past 50 years until now. Additionally, our exhibition features pieces intertwined with emblematic Brazilian history, such as the Bloch desk by Joaquim Tenreiro, which decorated the offices of TV Manchente and Bloch Editors, pivotal entities in Brazilian media during the XX century. Noteworthy mentions include the early dining set designed by Jorge Zalszupin, immortalized in photographs from his first store in Conjunto Nacional, and the Presidential armchairs, revered as some of the most sought-after pieces in Brazilian Design.