Projeto SOMA O conhecimento indígena oferece contextos ricos e autênticos para o aprendizado de sua cultura, ao mesmo tempo que reflete uma visão sustentável sobre a natureza e um olhar mais equilibrado e holístico para o mundo. Foi por meio dessa sabedoria que o designer Rodrigo Silveira embarcou numa jornada que incluiu sua expertise em marcenaria e design e os saberes artesanais de Yuta Mehinako, Kawakanamu Mehinako e Ontxa Mehinako, indígenas da etnia Mehinako, moradores do Alto Xingu. Rodrigo trabalha com as mãos, a mente e o coração. Sua pesquisa, criação e desenvolvimento em meio a essas comunidades é uma reflexão multiperspectiva sobre como os saberes ancestrais e ideias relacionadas podem SOMAR, educando nosso olhar em relação a tudo o que foi, é, e será. ​ O Projeto SOMA apresenta um conjunto de 9 bancos que assumem a forma de animais, com o corpo construído e desenhado por Rodrigo e as cabeças e os rabos esculpidos pelos indígenas. O trabalho adota a linguagem mais comum do vernáculo indigena e o design contemporâneo para criar uma coleção extraordinária e única. ​ A +55design, incentivadora do design brasileiro e das práticas artesanais, patrocina e apoia esse trabalho inédito que tão bem define seu DNA e valores. Clarissa Schneider curadora Manifesto 2023 Exposição

Armchairs Metro Architects Curva Armchair The same basic module, composed of a structural piece of wood and steel, and leather upholstery, are connected through crevices, channels and fittings that demonstrate the independence of the parts. designer | Metro Architects ​ Measure ​ W 85 x D 82 x H 73 cm ​ Materials ​ Metals: laminated or painted Leathers: solana havana, solana grey, solana nude, nanuques Download Metro Architects Orçamento

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Ricardo Bello Dias "The inspiration for the +55 products came from the Brazilian way of life, and makes it possible to create an ideal space to greet." Brazilian architect Ricardo Bello Dias currently lives and works between Milan and São Paulo. He attended the School of Architecture and Urbanism at the Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE), graduating in 1990. In 1996, he established his own studio in Milan, and since then he has worked in architecture, design, corporate identity and art direction.

Benchs and Stools Studio Faro Garça stool Inspired by the structure of the Butterfly bench created by Sori Yanagi, the Garça stool has only a metal structure; the seat in flexible material gives you excellent comfort. The feet stand out, allowing for stacking, and the assembly is done with just two screws that join the two parts of the part. designer | Studio Faro Measure ​ LOW W 49 x D 59 x H 99 cm ​ HIGH W 49 x D 59 x H 110 cm ​ Materials ​ _Painted steel (onix, corten or champagne) _Natural wool and natural leather +55 _Canvas vanilla, baby blue, nude , raw, greige, and Kraft 9059 Download Studio Faro Orçamento

Benchs and Stools Adalfan Filho Quero-Quero Stool The Quero-Quero stool appears almost as a joke, a challenge. With few resources, it was necessary to create a piece of furniture that welcomed people at home, that took up little space and that was still quite original. designer | Adalfan Son Measure ​ W 110 x D 30 x H 60 cm ​ Materials ​ Solid wood Tauari Download Adalfan Filho Orçamento

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Armchairs Arthur Casas Design Soft Armchair designer | Arthur Casas Design designer | Arthur Casas Design Tauari Natural Tauari Tingido Tauari Ebanizado Couro +55 7532C Couro +55 Duene Couro +55 Almond Green Couro +55 Grey Couro +55 Arona Couro +55 Havana Couro +55 Chocolate Couro +55 Light Tan Measure ​ L 115 x D 90 x H 72 cm ​ ​ Materials Natural leather and natural tauari wood blade Download Arthur Casas Design Orçamento Couro +55 Nude Bouclé Cru Couro +55 Olive Couro Bellaria Fumo Couro +55 Safran Couro Bellaria Light Tan Couro +55 Tusk Couro Nanuque Cognac Couro Nanuque Duene Couro Solana Havana Tramado Yucatan Couro Nanuque Havana Couro Solana Nude Couro Nanuque Safran Linho Mikaele 1 Couro Solana Grey Linho Mikaele 2

Coffee Tables Bruno de Carvalho Merísio chess table Chess and its mathematical logic are a direct reference for the materialization of this table. Collectible and in limited edition - only 20 pieces available -, it is designed from the board itself: the designer traced the existing lines, dividing, as in a mathematical equation, each square into four parts. This in turn gave rise to the design of friezes on the surface, bringing out the checkered mesh character. At the top, carved residues of natural stone taj majal quartzite and absolute black granite make up the play area. Playing with one of the supporting feet appears as a way of, once again, making use of mathematics, giving the game a three-dimensional notion, externalizing it beyond the plane. As fractional cubes, these can be rotated, bringing a playful touch to the piece. The pieces on the board feature a clean design, with a queen the size of the king, in an update to contemporary times. designer | Bruno de Carvalho Ebonized Tauari wood Measurements ​ W 97.5 x D 97.5 x H 76 cm ​ Materials ​ _Solid wood and natural ebonized veneer and sculpted natural stone residues quartzite taj majal and absolute black granite Download Bruno de Carvalho Orçamento

Chairs Studio Faro Garça Chair Inspired by the structure of the Butterfly stool created by Sori Yanagi, this chair has only a metal structure, while the flexible material seat offers excellent comfort. The feet stand out, allowing stacking, and the assembly is done with just two screws that join the two parts of the chair. designer | Studio Faro ​ Measure ​ W 50 x D 52 x H 80 cm ​ Materials Steel painted in colors: onyx, corten, champagne. Fabrics natural wool; leather +55 or canvas Download Studio Faro Orçamento

Marilia Pellegrini "It may seem strange that a piece of furniture conveys peace. But, my idea is that, with the subtle shapes and colors, the result is a calming effect." Marilia Pellegrini graduated in Architecture and Urbanism at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) in 2001. Her professional experience began during college with the architect Carlos Alexandre Dumond, Carico, from Minas Gerais.

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