Dining Tables Studio MK27 Portuguesa com Certeza Table "When we renovated our office, we made a tile table that was a huge success! Besides providing an outdoor space for socializing, it is also always highly praised by everyone who visits the Studio. We wanted to create a special version of the table, and during a trip to Portugal, we came across the incredible epic murals at São Bento Railway Station and the traditional Viúva Lamego tile factory, which has been in operation since 1849. That’s when we combined the handcrafted, hand-painted tiles with our experience in making furniture with slim metal frames, resulting in the limited edition "Mesa Portuguesa com Certeza" for +55design." Designer | Studio MK27 Measurements 3000 L | 1150 P | 750 H (118.11" L | 45.28" P | 29.53" H) 3550 L | 1150 P | 750 H (139.76" L | 45.28" P | 29.53" H) Materials black or white carbon steel Viúva Lamego handmade tiles Download Studio MK27 Request Quote

Sideboards and Benches Bruno de Carvalho Diamante Sideboard With a surface of accentuated geometry through faceting, the Diamante sideboard creates a play of solid and empty spaces, which in turn brings movement and depth. On the faces where the wood is absent, bronze details fill the gaps, adding points of light and reflection, much like a jewel. It is through the artisanal marquetry work that the wood veneers are glued and positioned in such a way that the grain always points toward the top of each of the ‘diamonds’. Designer | Bruno de Carvalho Measurements 1900 L | 445 P | 150 H mm (74.80" L x 17.52" P x 5.91" H) 3100 L | 445 P | 150 H mm (122.05" L x 17.52" P x 5.91" H) 1900 L | 445 P | 300 H mm (74.80" L x 17.52" P x 11.81" H) 3100 L | 445 P | 300 H mm (122.05" L x 17.52" P x 11.81" H) Materials marquetry in natural wood veneer tauari, sucupira, and ebonized wood details in bronze Download Bruno de Carvalho Request Quote

Benches and Stools Nildo José Cabaça Ottoman The ottoman was created to accompany the Cabaça Armchair, the first furniture piece by studio NJ+, and is a tribute to the Brazilian Northeast's backlands (sertão). Cabaça is the popular name for a hard-shelled fruit traditionally used in decoration, as a musical instrument, in crafts, or even as a water container during times of drought in the countryside. It was in the fruit’s functional versatility, strong symbolism, and delicate form that Nildo found inspiration for the design of the ottoman. Designer | Nildo José Measurements 450 L | 430 P | 380 H (17.7" L | 16.9" P | 15" H) Materials tauari cachimbo, natural, stained, or ebonized +55 leathers Download Nildo José Request Quote

Armchairs Studio Faro Sela Armchair The Sela line features a steel frame with side supports and a backrest made of vegetable-tanned culatra leather. With compact dimensions and excellent comfort, the pieces are designed to interlock, allowing the composition of larger configurations without logistical complications. Removable fabric covers make cleaning and maintenance easy. Designer | Studio Faro Measurements 1010 L | 950 P | 770 H mm (39.8" L | 37.4" D | 30.3" H) Materials Steel, Texas Caramel leather +55 fabrics Download Studio Faro Request Quote

Armchairs Roberta Banqueri Charlotte Armchair The piece blends a feminine and industrial aesthetic. Curved lines, a rounded and ergonomic backrest and seat, and a slender tubular frame with a clean silhouette define its design. The result is a compact piece with a surprisingly generous seating area. The tubular carbon steel structure is combined with wood, fabric, or leather finishes. Designer | Roberta Banqueri Measurements 660 L | 700 P | 720 H mm (26.0" L | 27.6" D | 28.3" H) Materials c arbon steel with paint finishes in: corten, champagne, or onyx +55, Solana, Nanuque, Bellaria, Vermont leathers +55 fabrics Download Roberta Banqueri Request Quote

Saiba mais sobre a participação da +55design na SP-Arte. Coleção Arquétipos Parece brinquedo, mas não é. O que sugere um trabalho manual, costurado com sutileza, desafia a percepção e a matéria. Em Arquétipos, coleção criada por Vik Muniz para a +55design, o artista traduz, pela primeira vez, sua pesquisa sobre imagem e ilusão para o mobiliário. Inspirada no universo de um kit de costura, a coleção provoca uma reflexão poética sobre a memória, o afeto e as histórias que nos conectam à infância. Nesse conjunto, nada é o que parece ser, mas cada detalhe remete ao encantamento do ato de criar e transformar, tão presente no imaginário da costura. “Minha abordagem no design de móveis parte da conversa entre o material e o conceito, entre experiência física e a construção intelectual dos objetos. Móveis são arquétipos, pois habitam a nossa memória e o nosso repertório visual. Uma cadeira ou uma mesa são arquétipos, você usa uma vida inteira, você tem um modelo na sua cabeça. Antes mesmo de usá-los, já os reconhecemos em um nível simbólico e linguístico. Meu trabalho se desenvolve nesse jogo entre mente e matéria, entre consciência e fenômeno”, explica o artista. Conhecido por usar materiais como sucata, açúcar e chocolate para criar composições visuais, Muniz sempre explorou o modo como percebemos as coisas. Agora, ele traz essa abordagem ao design. Sofás, poltronas e mesas ganham proporções exageradas e detalhes que remetem ao feito à mão – pontos aparentes, botões ampliados, volumes inflados, costuras evidentes. Tudo isso para criar móveis funcionais que, à primeira vista, parecem saídos de uma casa de bonecas, mas são robustos e pensados para o uso diário, reforçando a dualidade entre ilusão e materialidade, recorrente na sua obra. Arquétipos questiona a maneira como interagimos com os objetos ao nosso redor. Linho, madeira e mármore se combinam em um jogo de contrastes, onde o desenho funciona divertidamente, enfatizando a relação entre escala e materialidade. Cada móvel é, ao mesmo tempo, um objeto funcional e um campo de experimentação conceitual. São artefatos que convidam à reflexão sobre a maneira como interagimos com o mundo físico e construímos significado a partir dele. Clarissa Schneider curadora Manifesto 2025

Chairs Bruno de Carvalho Carioquinha Chair The relaxed elegance of the Carioca lifestyle is embodied in this chair. We achieved structural lightness in this product by using aluminum covered in double-layered fabric and foam, along with casters. Comfort is provided by the shape and the composition of soft foams applied in different densities—all calendered, ensuring the necessary resilience of the material. To finish, the foams are embraced with a layer of down feathers, enhancing the comfort, feel, and drape of the fabric. The finish is completed with a removable linen cover, providing a visual lightness that reinforces the Carioca spirit. A highlight is the detail in cast brass, made using a sand mold and handcrafted by designer Bruno de Carvalho. Designer | Bruno de Carvalho Measurements 580 L | 600 P | 750 H mm (22.8" L | 23.6" D | 29.5" H) Materials fabrics from the gallia e mikaele line cast brass handle Download Bruno de Carvalho Request Quote

Arthur Casas Design "My constant ambition is to design items that are truly necessary, considering the comfort of those who will use them and, of course, my personal concept of beauty." Arthur Casas believes that the ability to integrate all scales within a single project ensures greater cohesion between its elements. From objects to architecture, every design decision is treated with the same level of care and attention. His journey into furniture design began with the need to “complete” the interior projects in his office, as, in 1980s Brazil, he could not find pieces that met the demands of a home bearing his signature—both in design and dimensions. Over the years, the architect has earned awards for creating exclusive furniture for both national and international brands, and has curated a collection of 10 pieces in the +55 portfolio. The collection includes standout pieces such as the Max dining chair, Jet Set and Soft armchairs, the Apache dining table with a Brazilian marble top and Tauari wood base, the Côncavo sideboard and bookshelf with molded stainless steel doors, the concrete Mineral bench and side table, and the Pan Am sofa in crumpled leather. “These are highly complex designs, and I’m proud they’re entirely produced in Brazil,” says Arthur.

Coffee Tables Vik Muniz Mesa Lateral O Infinito Needle reels gain a new proportion in this enlarged scale, presenting side tables in 3 tones. With dyed leather meticulously applied by hand by our artisan, the piece is finished in brass. In the structure, tauari cachimbo wood certified by the FSC seal. Designer | Vik Muniz Measurements 435 Ø | 600 H ("17.13" Ø | 23.62" H) Materials tauari cachimbo and dyed leather (yellow, red, and green) Download Vik Muniz Request Quote

Outdoor Furniture Marília Pellegrini Abraço Dining Table Studies have shown that hugging a tree has high therapeutic power (Forest Therapy). And it is with this spirit that the ABRAÇO metal table was created, gently embracing the tree and promoting a sense of well-being for those sitting around it. Designer | Marilia Pellegrini Measurements 1800 L | 1800 P | 740 H mm (70.9" L | 70.9" P | 29.1" H) Materials aluminum Download Marilia Pellegrini Request Quote

Outdoor Furniture Roberta Banqueri Zero Side Table The side table features tops made of solid and perforated sheet metal, which give the product a sense of lightness and transparency. Designer | Roberta Banqueri Measurements 450 L | 450 P | 290 H mm ("17.72 L" | "17.72 P" | "11.42 H") Materials aluminum Download Roberta Banqueri Request Quote

Sofas Bruno de Carvalho Fora da Curva Sofa The very name of this sofa reveals its authentic, sinuous essence, bringing a contemporary signature to any project it graces. Its shape follows a curvilinear approach, reminiscent of a snail shell unrolling, while the solid wood frame adds rhythm to the viewer’s gaze. These structural tables interlock like pieces of a puzzle, fastened by brass buttons, with the legs subtly revealed from the front, tucked beneath the seat. Comfort is achieved through a combination of five foams of varying densities, designed to fit together in a deliberate locking mechanism, much like a puzzle. The backrest is suspended from the seat by a metal plug. All of this is modular, allowing for playful customization. A sofa that is everything, but never obvious. Designer | Bruno de Carvalho Measurements 1 straight module 1200 + 1 backrest 1200 1200 L | 1100 D | 670 H (47" L | 43" D | 26" H) Straight module without backrest 1200 L | 750 D | 410 H (47" L | 30" D | 16" H) 1 straight module 1850 + 1 backrest 1200 1850 L | 1100 D | 670 H (73" L | 43" D | 26" H) Straight module without backrest 1850 L | 750 D | 410 H (73" L | 30" D | 16" H) 1 straight module 2400 + 1 backrest 1200 2400 L | 1100 D | 670 H (94" L | 43" D | 26" H) 1 straight module 2400 + 2 backrests 1200 2400 L | 1100 D | 670 H (94" L | 43" D | 26" H) Straight module without backres t 2400 L | 750 D | 410 H (94" L | 30" D | 16" H) 1 curved module 1760 + 1 backrest 1760 1760 L | 1100 D | 670 H (69" L | 43" D | 26" H) Curved module without backrest 1540 L | 750 D | 410 H (61" L | 30" D | 16" H) 1 curved module 2090 + 1 backrest 1760 2090 L | 1100 D | 670 H (82" L | 43" D | 26" H) Curved module without backrest 2090 L | 750 D | 410 H (82" L | 30" D | 16" H) Materials tauari cachimbo, sucupira pietra bouclet and cru bouclet aged brass Download Bruno de Carvalho Request Quote