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Designers

Pedro Mendes
Born in São José do Rio Preto (SP), Pedro was introduced early to the furniture industry. He later graduated in Design and Business Administration in São Paulo. His pieces are refined and minimalist, often highlighting wood, and are featured across the Americas, Europe, and Africa.

Bruno Faucz
Born in Santa Catarina in 1986, Bruno grew up with paper and pencil in hand, fascinated by creativity. Graduated in Furniture Design in 2007, with a postgraduate degree in International Master Design, he worked seven years in the industry, applying design with a strong production focus. He traveled across Brazil researching consumer behavior and regularly attends national and international fairs to follow market trends.

Fabrício Roncca
Born in São Paulo and raised in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Fabrício developed an intimate and playful view of architecture, folklore, and art. He studied Fine Arts in his childhood alongside his mother and later graduated in Architecture and Urbanism from the State University of Londrina (UEL). Since 2003, he has worked in architecture, interiors, and furniture design.

Luciano Santelli
Graduated in Drawing from Mackenzie University in São Paulo, Luciano began his career designing home appliances and electronics, gaining broad industrial experience. Since 2005, he has focused on the décor market. Working with metal, stone, and Brazilian woods, he seeks boldness and originality by blending aesthetic references and familiar materials to create strong product identities.

Pepe Lima
Graduated in Design from Centro Universitário Belas Artes in São Paulo, Pepê Lima has worked in furniture design for nearly 20 years. A finalist in the Daum France crystal competition and winner of the CSN & IPT Ecodesign award, he also developed a Toshiba mini-system and created the “PP” chaise, featured at Casa Cor Ceará. He specialized at Politecnico di Milano, collaborating with Studio Incontri for brands such as Alessi and Samsung. His work balances comfort, aesthetics, ergonomics, functionality, and cost.
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