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sofia

by Oswaldo Mellone

“A sure accessory, completes the atmosphere of any room. These remind me of mushrooms. The mixture of materials, color, enriches this small family of side tables.” Oswaldo Mellone

cy

by Cristiano Valle

The Cy console brings a modern and geometric proposal, with legs at the ends and a frieze to separate the leg from the top. It is like a straight board cut to create the legs and with a fold or hinge. The first design of this piece of furniture was made in 2006 and has a curious story, as it was sold to a customer and then bought by a designer’s friend’s family. The name Cy, of Tupi-Guarani origin, means “mother” and is the creator of all things.

toró

by Cristiano Valle

The Toró Umbrella Stand was designed in 2015, whose name, from the Tupi-Guarani, means “water jet, falling rain.” The inspiration came from the Dédalo piece, designed by Schweinberger for Artemide in the 1960s.

tekoha

by Tora Brasil

Using carefully chosen materials, each piece is crafted to minimize environmental impact, reflecting our commitment to responsible practices. The perfect combination of modern lines and the warmth of natural wood transforms any bedroom into a sanctuary of rest and elegance. Designed to offer maximum comfort and style, Tekoha is more than just a piece of furniture – it’s an experience.

seringueira

by Estúdio Galho

The Seringueira side table is a sensitive and poetic tribute to the native Amazonian tree, which carries within itself not only the strength of nature, but also the memory of an essential chapter in Brazil’s economic and cultural history. Inspired by the process of protecting latex — bleeding, a practice that involves careful cuts in the tree trunk so that the latex slowly drains out — the piece translates this ancestral gesture into elegant and symbolic forms.