Born in 1927, he graduated in 1952 from the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Brazil, now the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Sergio was responsible for relaxing the house and the way of sitting, breaking the rigidity of the stick style. In 1955, he created Oca, a mix of store, studio and art gallery. Located at Praça General Osório, in Ipanema, the space featured Dominici lamps, fabrics by artist Fayga Ostrower, furniture by Forma and pieces signed by him. The space then became a meeting point for intellectuals.
The Adolpho Line was created by designer Sergio Rodrigues for his close friend Adolpho Bloch, founder of TV Manchete, in the early 1990s, a time when original design was experiencing a period of obscurity in Brazil. The armchair features a…
The Oscar Chair is a masterpiece created by Sergio Rodrigues, one of Brazil’s most influential furniture designers. Initially designed at the request of the Rio de Janeiro Jockey Club, the seat was not accepted by the club for reasons of…
The Adolpho Work Table is a creation by renowned designer Sergio Rodrigues, designed in 1991 and relaunched in 2014. This iconic piece is part of the Adolpho Line, developed especially for Sergio’s great friend, Adolpho Bloch, founder of TV Manchete.…
The furniture was commissioned by photographer Otto Stupakoff. He wanted a sofa in his studio that would spread like a sultan and Sergio Rodrigues responded with a robust, comfortable sofa that expressed Brazil in characteristics and identity – the…
