Sig Bergamin & Murilo Lomas "It's as if we grow alongside the object. And, as the scale changes, its use also changes. It takes on an imaginary, conceptual form. The Arquétipos collection goes beyond utility. It’s an idea." Manifesto It may look like a toy, but it’s not. What suggests a handmade work, sewn with subtlety, challenges perception and material. In Arquétipos, a collection created by Vik Muniz for +55design, the artist translates, for the first time, his research on image and illusion into furniture. Inspired by the universe of a sewing kit, the collection provokes a poetic reflection on memory, affection, and the stories that connect us to childhood. In this set, nothing is what it seems, yet every detail evokes the enchantment of the act of creating and transforming, so present in the imagery of sewing. “My approach to furniture design starts with the conversation between material and concept, between physical experience and the intellectual construction of objects. Furniture are archetypes because they inhabit our memory and visual repertoire. A chair or a table are archetypes; you use them your whole life, you have a model in your head. Even before using them, we already recognize them on a symbolic and linguistic level. My work develops in this game between mind and matter, between consciousness and phenomenon,” explains the artist. Known for using materials like scrap metal, sugar, and chocolate to create visual compositions, Muniz has always explored the way we perceive things. Now, he brings this approach to design. Sofas, armchairs, and tables take on exaggerated proportions and details that reference handcrafted work—apparent stitches, enlarged buttons, inflated volumes, visible seams. All of this is designed to create functional furniture that, at first glance, seems like it came from a dollhouse but is robust and intended for daily use, reinforcing the duality between illusion and materiality, a recurring theme in his work. Arquétipos questions the way we interact with the objects around us. Linen, wood, and marble combine in a game of contrasts, where the design works playfully, emphasizing the relationship between scale and materiality. Each piece of furniture is both a functional object and a field of conceptual experimentation. These are artifacts that invite reflection on the way we interact with the physical world and build meaning from it. Clarissa Schneider Curator

CHAIRS 55design Chairs Chairs with Brazilian design and an original essence +55design presents a selection of chairs that combine form, function, and sensibility. Created for environments that value authenticity and attention to detail, they embody the vision of Brazilian design in pieces that integrate seamlessly into spaces with lightness and purpose. Comfort designed for use, materials that tell stories Each chair is born from well-resolved proportions and honest material choices. Natural leather, certified wood, and fabrics with texture and breathability appear in compositions that value touch and time. These are pieces that invite lingering and stand the test of time. For those who design with intention With different typologies, finishes, and construction solutions, our chairs adapt naturally to residential, corporate, and commercial projects. More than seats, they contribute to the identity of spaces. Here you will find the complete +55design chair collection.

Sideboards and Bars Bruno de Carvalho Sylvia Sideboard Like architecture, the Sylvia bar is elevated on pilotis that start from the ground, pass through the semi-transparent volume, and extend beyond the roof, supporting a cut slab. The wooden box is surrounded by a kind of woven skin made of silk straw, allowing a view through it. At the top, the crown of the piece serves as a support for bottles. "The design is certainly a result of what I learned during my academic training, in a school strongly influenced by modernism. In Sylvia, I envision the lines of a house I would certainly design if I worked as an architect," adds the designer. The bar unfolds into a collection also composed of a sideboard and home unit. Designer | Bruno de Carvalho Measurements 1050 L | 500 P | 900 H mm (41.34" | 19.69" | 35.43") 2100 L | 500 P | 900 H mm (82.68" | 19.69" | 35.43") 2620 L | 500 P | 900 H mm (103.15" | 19.69" | 35.43") Materials natural Tauari wood with natural dyed pine silk straw sucupira wood with natural dyed chlorophyll silk straw ebonized wood with chemically dyed black silk straw Download Bruno de Carvalho Request Quote

Accessories Alice Felzenszwalb Ceramics "When I returned to Brazil, I set up my first studio in the garage. In the morning, I would take the car out to set up the table and the lathe, and before leaving, I had to put everything back in place again. It took a long time for the business to grow. Back then, people would say, 'Oh, how beautiful, this would look great in my country house.' They had a different perspective on ceramics. Nowadays, we have a more contemporary outlook." Valuing what is made by Brazilians is part of the DNA of +55 design. Designer | Alice Felzenszwalb Measurements various Materials ceramics Download Request Quote

Dining Tables Studio MK27 Barcelona Table Inspired by the Barcelona Pavilion by Mies Van Der Rohe, the Barcelona Table takes on a Brazilian approach through the stone color options. Concise, elegant, modern, and with a clean design, it blends iron pillars with champagne-colored paint on the edges, contrasted with the heavy top, which presents a significant structural challenge for the creative process. After months of experimentation and improvements, the result masterfully translates this iconic Spanish monument. Designer | Studio MK27 Measurements 2400 L | 1050 P | 750 H mm (94.49 L | 41.34 P | 29.53 H in) 2800 L | 1050 P | 750 H mm (110.24 L | 41.34 P | 29.53 H in) 3300 L | 1050 P | 750 H mm (129.92 L | 41.34 P | 29.53 H in) Materials champagne, graphite micro, or corten carbon steel +55 stones Download Studio MK27 Request Quote

Outdoor Furniture Roberta Banqueri Zero Chaise The Zero chaise lounge extends lightly to both sides of the wooden structure, like a sculptural element meant to be placed in the garden. Designer | Roberta Banqueri Measurements Support 900 L | 500 Ø 1800 L | 500 Ø Chaise 700 L | 2300 P | 600 H mm (27.56" L x 90.55" P x 23.62" H) Materials Support premium teak or aluminum Chaise outdoor fabric and painted aluminum Download Roberta Banqueri Request Quote

Tina and Lui "Our work is characterized by the appreciation of handmade craftsmanship and the careful selection of raw materials." Maria Cristina Moura and Ana Luisa Lo Pumo—better known as Tina and Lui—are twin sisters, partners, and graduates in Architecture from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS). Their collaboration, rooted since birth, now extends into the world of design, where they focus on projects for the furniture industry.

Marina Linhares "It's important to be surrounded by what you love. I feel this in my own home, and I think the same for my clients." As part of her work process, Marina Linhares delves into deep research. She finds inspiration in her travels around the world, walks through São Paulo, nature, human relationships, books, works of art, films, and magazines—everything within reach of her keen eye..

Armchairs Arthur Casas Design Armchair Jet Set With the aerodynamic design and visual fluidity characteristic of the Jet Set line, the armchair enhances comfort and rigidity through the addition of armrests and the extension of its stainless steel base. Designer | Arthur Casas Design Measurements 720 L | 830 P | 920 H mm (28.3" L | 32.7" D | 36.2" H) Materials Nanuque or Solana leathers stainless steel Download Arthur Casas Design Request Quote

METRO Arquitetos "We loved the invitation from +55 because we are not exactly 'furniture designers.' We are an architecture firm." Founded in São Paulo in 2000, METRO is an architecture studio that works across various scales, from temporary exhibitions and installations to urban planning and design. "Our challenge was to design an object that would have a striking presence, not only in its materiality but also in its forms."

Coffee Tables Bruno de Carvalho Lena Coffee Table A wooden disc with veins arranged radially features a deliberate and strategic cut to reveal its metallic support structure. In the Lena tables, the cantilevered tops stem from the designer's intention to apply elements from his architectural background — in this case, the concept of structural balance — into his own pieces. Also available with a glass top. Designer | Bruno de Carvalho Measurements P 600 L | 600 P | 245 H mm (23.62" | 23.62" | 9.65") 600 L | 600 P | 420 H mm (23.62" | 23.62" | 16.54") M 800 L | 800 P | 220 H mm (31.50" | 31.50" | 8.66") 800 L | 800 P | 440 H mm (31.50" | 31.50" | 17.32") G 1000 L | 1000 P | 270 H mm (39.37" | 39.37" | 10.63") 1000 L | 1000 P | 245 H mm (39.37" | 39.37" | 9.65") GG 1200 L | 1200 P | 245 H mm (47.24" | 47.24" | 9.65") GGG 1400 L | 1400 P | 305 H mm (55.12" | 55.12" | 12.01") Materials marquetry in natural Tauari veneer + steel with chocolate paint marquetry in natural Sucupira veneer + steel with chocolate paint marquetry in ebonized natural veneer + steel with black paint clear tempered glass (8–10 mm) + steel with brown or black paint Download Bruno de Carvalho Request Quote

Sofas Arthur Casas Design Pan Am Sofa With an aesthetic that recalls the 1970s, the Pan Am sofa is fully upholstered in either premium leather or fabric. Its intentionally crumpled appearance conveys a sense of comfort and coziness. Designer | Arthur Casas Design Measurements 2500 L | 1100 D | 720 H mm (98.4" L | 43.3" D | 28.3" H) 2800 L | 1100 D | 720 H mm (110.2" L | 43.3" D | 28.3" H) 3350 L | 1100 D | 720 H mm (131.9" L | 43.3" D | 28.3" H) 3500 L | 1100 D | 720 H mm (137.8" L | 43.3" D | 28.3" H) 4000 L | 1100 D | 720 H mm (157.5" L | 43.3" D | 28.3" H) Materials +55 leathers and fabrics Download Arthur Casas Design Request Quote