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Designed by Jader Almeida Nato nel 1981 a Santa Catarina, nel sud del Brasile, Jader Almeida ha avuto il suo primo contatto con l'industria del mobile all'età di 16 anni, coinvolgendosi in tutto il processo produttivo. Con una formazione in architettura e oltre 120 riconoscimenti in premi nazionali e internazionali, il suo percorso è caratterizzato da oltre 1200 prodotti lanciati, noti per la loro estetica elegante, senza tempo e originale. Ispirato dal modernismo brasiliano, Almeida crea oggetti che catturano una combinazione dinamica di leggerezza e robustezza, incorporando i principi della filosofia Bauhaus per conferire un senso di atemporalità al suo lavoro. Nel corso degli anni, Jader Almeida è diventato uno dei nomi più importanti nel design internazionale, con oltre 2000 citazioni annuali su riviste e siti web specializzati. Oltre a collaborare con marchi rinomati nel mercato, il suo lavoro si distingue sia per i suoi lanci sia per la sua partecipazione a mostre e fiere in tutto il mondo. Con più di 50 rivenditori autorizzati in 30 paesi e il lancio di 10 showroom sotto il marchio jaderalmeida in Brasile, Jader Almeida continua a lasciare il suo segno come uno dei designer più influenti e rispettati oggi. Share BRAND SELECTIONOUR PRODUCTS Add to bookmarks Sollos Celine The concept is based on the idea of “arms open wide”. Its organic shapes are a natural fit for the human body. The key characteristic is elegance, born of perfect proportions. Add to bookmarks Sollos Clad The fluid stroke design, inspired by Cycladic art, bestow lightness and grace to the chair. Add to bookmarks Sollos Leaf Leaf, as its name implies, resembles the lightness of a leaf. The glass top allows the observer to see the support structure that, when its shadow is projected, resembles the veins of a leaf. Add to bookmarks Sollos Drey I In German, drey means three and therefore its name alludes to the number of feet that the family has. An unconventional solution for seats, but one that provides stability, comfort and elegance. Add to bookmarks Sollos Cigg The Cigg side tables possess a light and functional design. Add to bookmarks Sollos Loose The Loose hanger bears fluid lines and a well defined design. Add to bookmarks Sollos Alba An archetype of chair, however, refined to the exhaustion of purification to achieve the perfect and harmonious curve with unquestionable comfort. Add to bookmarks Sollos Mush Each piece is unique and handmade, in which the small bubbles and slight alterations form an organic characteristic which creates different perspectives. Add to bookmarks Sollos Dinn The Dinn line distinguishes itself for its geometric rigor and visual lightness. Add to bookmarks Sollos Easy The organic lines of the Easy chair reveal new shapes from the observer's different points of view. Add to bookmarks Sollos Jardim The name hints to the shape of the pieces. When arranged in a set, the tables resemble a flowery garden. Add to bookmarks Sollos Memory The balance between wood and metals guarantees beauty and identity. Add to bookmarks Sollos May Comfortable to look at and sit down, generous in terms of ergonomics and to the touch. The converging lines invite the eye to walk along tangents. Add to bookmarks Sollos Ella The balance between shapes spotted in the broad seat and slender structure, as well as the balance between different elements and techniques beautifully crafted with sophisticated manufacturing tec
Add to bookmarks Sollos Celine The concept is based on the idea of “arms open wide”. Its organic shapes are a natural fit for the human body. The key characteristic is elegance, born of perfect proportions.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Clad The fluid stroke design, inspired by Cycladic art, bestow lightness and grace to the chair.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Leaf Leaf, as its name implies, resembles the lightness of a leaf. The glass top allows the observer to see the support structure that, when its shadow is projected, resembles the veins of a leaf.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Drey I In German, drey means three and therefore its name alludes to the number of feet that the family has. An unconventional solution for seats, but one that provides stability, comfort and elegance.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Alba An archetype of chair, however, refined to the exhaustion of purification to achieve the perfect and harmonious curve with unquestionable comfort.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Mush Each piece is unique and handmade, in which the small bubbles and slight alterations form an organic characteristic which creates different perspectives.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Dinn The Dinn line distinguishes itself for its geometric rigor and visual lightness.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Easy The organic lines of the Easy chair reveal new shapes from the observer's different points of view.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Jardim The name hints to the shape of the pieces. When arranged in a set, the tables resemble a flowery garden.
Add to bookmarks Sollos May Comfortable to look at and sit down, generous in terms of ergonomics and to the touch. The converging lines invite the eye to walk along tangents.
Add to bookmarks Sollos Ella The balance between shapes spotted in the broad seat and slender structure, as well as the balance between different elements and techniques beautifully crafted with sophisticated manufacturing tec