The Line, consisting of a chair, stool, and bench, is a sensitive tribute to

The collection, designed by the artist, explores the tradition of embroidery, evoking symbolic elements such as the embroidery hoop and the ball of yarn—essential materials of this artisanal world. It proposes a poetic interpretation of these everyday objects, a hallmark of the studio's work.

The embroidery hoop, a traditional tool used to stretch fabric while embroidering, is reinterpreted.
in delicate wooden hoops that frame linen-upholstered seats. The ball of yarn, for its
In turn, it materializes in hand-wound cotton threads, offering tactile comfort to the wearer.
The backrest of the chair and the footrest of the stool. These elements gain
prominence is given to the shapes of the pieces, where smooth curves interact with oblong profiles in
Solid Jequitibá or Sucupira wood provides structure and identity to the collection. The design then progressed to the stool and, finally, to the bench—in an exercise of formal refinement.