CONSOLIDABRAZIL
Designers and Studios
The Brazilian is entrepreneurial, before becoming a large factory with a large team and machinery for mass production. Designers and small studios create beautiful models and are open to developing designs that adapt to your project, your brand. Exclusive lines that allow you to stand out and help the producer grow their production scale. In this section, we present the designers and studios that attract national market attention as exponents and potential suppliers.
Since childhood, Ingrid has witnessed her father planning and executing public works using soapstone as the main raw material. Designer Ingrid Peixoto has decided to transform this stunning raw material and her expertise in its utilization, combined with solid Angelim wood, to create beautiful decorative pieces for centerpieces and environments that aim for a touch of refinement and sophistication. She signs the project and coordinates and oversees the manufacturing of every detail that is produced.
The studio is based in Garopaba, Santa Catarina, Brazil. The carpentry emerged as a necessity due to the lack of available workforce willing to produce furniture. It started with drawing and designing furniture. The production involves manual craftsmanship of furniture and decorative pieces using traditional carpentry techniques.
Geometric Vases - These handmade vases are made with teak wood, an alternative source of wood from a reforestation area. Beyond the aesthetic aspect of teak of having unique color tones and textures in each piece, it has a lot of silica - an natural oil that acts preventing the penetration of excess moisture and also repels termites and insects. Thus, teak becomes the perfect wood to be used as a flower pot. The forms are inspired by the natural geoforms, such as rocks and crystals.
Highlighting the chamfered corners. The finish is made with mineral oil and waterproofing in the inner part, where it has contact with earth and water, preserving the life of the product
Wooden Pots
The aesthetics of the contemporary design school are characterized by minimalism in lines, forms, and materials, aiming to achieve the essential. Subdued colors are used to provide tranquility and comfort. There is an exchange with Germany, involving contact with German and Scandinavian design.
Garopaba has a history closely tied to the sea, whether it be fishing, tourism/beach activities, surfing, or whale watching. It is a reference to the coastal region we are located in.
Wooden Craftmanship
Made of wood. TECA - TECTONA GRANDIS