​I am a 25-year-old architect and designer from São Paulo, Brazil. From a young age, I’ve been drawn to art, architecture, and hands-on process of creation. This passion led me to study Architecture and Urbanism, followed by a Master’s in Product & Furniture Design at Istituto Marangoni in Milan.

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Exploring various tools like pottery and drawing, I’ve always seek to transform abstract ideas into tangible forms.In today’s furniture industry, there’s a prevalent trend of reinterpreting modernist icons, resulting in a market saturated with similar aesthetics.   

In my point of view I like to challenge this conformity by embracing the unconventional. I believe that furniture needs to be different, should prioritize uniqueness and character. By focusing on originality and embracing the atypical, I want to create pieces that resonate with those who appreciate the different.   

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Also I wanted to share the story behind the logo, a form deeply rooted in my personal journey. The logo depicts an electrical wire that runs in front of my childhood home back in Brazil,  that ends with an a distinctive ‘exploded’ form.    

During a period of significant change, when the future of our childhood home was uncertain, my sister and I chose to immortalize this familiar sight with the same tattoo. This act was our way of preserving the essence of our shared experiences and the place that shaped us. When we tried pottery and ceramics, we adopt this meaningful form as our logo, and felt like a natural extension to adopt into my design pieces.