Angel Pazmino Leather Sofa, c. 1960
Angel Pazmino Leather Sofa, c. 1960
A three-seat rosewood and leather sofa by Ecuadorian designer Ángel Pazmiño for Muebles de Estilo, circa 1960.
Pazmiño emerged as one of the distinctive voices of Ecuadorian mid-century design, bringing modernist proportions together with the country’s tradition of fine woodworking and leather craftsmanship. His furniture became known for its exposed construction, visible pegged joinery, and substantial leather elements—details that were conceived as part of the design rather than concealed.
This sofa is an especially strong expression of that language. The solid rosewood frame is assembled with exposed pegs and supports broad panels of leather across the seat and back, punctuated by hand-laced details. Angular arms, gently splayed legs, and the open framework give the piece a beautifully architectural profile.
Pazmiño’s work has been described by Ecuadorian art historian Rodolfo Kronfle as “Mid-Century Andean Modern,” reflecting the way his designs brought an international modernist vocabulary into dialogue with Ecuadorian materials and handcraft.
Details
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Dimensions: 29.5" H x 66" W x 27.5" D
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Seat height: 16"
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