SUCURI ARMCHAIR

The Sucuri Armchair has its origins in natural references of a wild and mythical Brazilian context. Cobra SUCURI, present in our Brazilian popular imagination. Represented in this project/product through a rich interactive weave made of carnauba straw that embraces the elegant structure that also has vernacular references to the frames of making filet lace or labyrinth handcrafts in the brasilian northeastern countryside. The product has been exhibited at Fuorisalone at MilanDesignWeek 2023.

Sucuri and its versatility allow endless possibilities and layout combinations

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VIBRA

VIBRA é o nome de uma linha de produtos baseado no conceito de vibração com a capacidade de transitar em diversas freqüências capaz de mudar sua forma e sua linguagem. Ela promove uma interação criativa e lúdica ao moldar-se ao gosto do usuário a forma desejada. Apresenta aspecto sustentável pois foi realizada com o reaproveitamento de madeira descartada da construção civil. Exposta na MADE durante a Design Weekend São Paulo -2017 Dimensões | 100cm x 50cm x 35cm Material | Madeira Maçaranduba

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CÉLULA

A colção CÉLULA tem como produtos, objetos de arte e objetos funcionais para decoração. O projeto tem base na geometria triangular ou matemática da natureza comum a todos os organismos vivos. Tem também como referência a síntese geométrica das folhas da Carnaúba bem como dos trançados desta mesma palha. Produto realizado em parceiria com artesãs no Ceará- Brasil. Dimensões | Variada Materiais | Trançado de Palha de carnaúba e Latão

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CÉLULA Versões | Escultura, Porta Objetos, Luminária e Cachepós

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VAI e VEM

A result of a social design project in partnership with brazilian artisans.

VAIeVEM furnitures and lamp

Carnauba straw braided and wood sideboard furniture. A result of a social design project in partnership with brazilian artisans. The piece was exhibited during the DesignWeek in São Paulo BRAZIL and now is part of a permanent exhibition in CRAB (Brazilian Handcraft Reference Center) in RIO

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Ivy Chair Views

Informed by biomimicry principles, the Ivy Chair takes it cues from natural processes. It is based sacaling up a micro structure of a traditional handmade palm technique. Made from american oak wood and a non peeling, water resistant felt, the chair offers a relaxing experience, similar to lying in a hammock.

Ivy Chair in Casa Cor Ce 2014

This flexible structure based on weaved felt can also substitute the upholstery of ordinary cushions and get the shape of the body. The chair also provides under the seat a book storage feature. (Interior Design by Rodrigo Maia at Casa Cor Ceará 2014 | Photography : Nicolas Gondim)

Eta Stool Project

Eta Stool explores other functions of an ordinary object such as the broom.It subverts the use of this ordinary object and material to another function. Made out of carnauba straw and ropes it highlights indigenan culture from brazilian regions and promotes other opportunities for broom producers.

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Reality Project with Jum Nakao

Costume developed in five days in a Reality Fashion Show at Dragao Fashion Brazil 2012

Bio Jewellery

Project taken in Juazeiro do Norte- BRAZIL which aim was to help community producers to make jewelleries and souvenirs based on concepts of Geology discoveries, very rich in this GEOPark region. Vivencia SEBRAE 2011

Mobios Lamp

Based on the use of fabric rolls expanded to different shapes the lighting brings references of living organisms of nature.

Mobios Lamps

Canguri Project

Co author: Cristiana Vieira