PARAITINGA

The Paraitinga Chair is a high-back piece conceived to integrate a new family within Mobília Puro, alongside the Paraibuna Chair and the Paraíba dining table. Much like the rivers that inspire their names, the pieces relate both structurally and conceptually: the meeting of the Paraitinga and Paraibuna rivers forms the Paraíba River, establishing a narrative of convergence and continuity within the collection.

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Mobília Puro also maintains here its practice of naming pieces after Brazilian territories — rivers, landscapes, and formations that help construct a continuous cartography within the collection. More than a literal reference, these names act as a way of situating each object within a broader cultural landscape.

Formally, the Paraitinga stands out for its tall, linear backrest. Stainless steel once again defines the line with precision and structural lightness. The natural cane seat, a traditional material in Brazilian chairs, introduces texture and constructive memory. This choice is not driven by nostalgia, but by the recognition of a technique that remains relevant due to its efficiency, durability, and thermal comfort.

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At the top of the backrest, the final triangle subtly folds, creating the suggestion of a crown when the chair is in use. This gesture completes the piece with a clear, almost heraldic graphic element, while maintaining the formal restraint that characterizes the brand.

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The Paraitinga Chair will be launched at Sparte, in São Paulo. Its sister piece, the Paraibuna Chair, will be presented the following week during Fuorisalone, in Milan.