Designers

Daniela Ferro is a product designer graduated from Universidade Federal do Paraná, and currently a partner and design coordinator at Asa Design. Her original work has stood out in the national production of furniture design. Daniela signs pieces of furniture aimed at the high decoration market, which are manufactured within standards of excellence and fidelity to the project.

Pepe Lima is graduated from Centro Universitário Belas Artes of São Paulo and has been working as a designer in the furniture field for 13 years. He was a finalist in the Daum France crystal contest, winner of the Ecodesign CSN & IPT contest, participated in the development of a Toshiba minisystem and was featured at Casa Cor in Ceará with the PP chaise. He studied a specialization course at Politecnico di Milano in Milan, where he worked at Incontri studio developing objects for major brands. He returned to Brazil three years ago. During the time in Europe, Pepê absorbed other ways of creating that led him to a more improved style of designing. Nowadays, when designing his pieces of furniture, he seeks comfort, artistic, ergonomics, history, added value, functionality, convenience and cost.
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Italian designer Claudia Mazzieri has a degree in Furniture Design from College of Design at the Politecnico di Milano at the Como Campus, and studied a specialization course in Industrial Design in 2010 at the Politecnico di Milano as well, at Milan Campus. She has been working in the field for seven years and has experiences in furniture design for private and public areas, showrooms, offices and stores, working in Milan as Interior Designer and Product Designer. At the end of 2012, she chose a work experience abroad which brought her to Brazil, where she currently works in the development of furniture pieces for indoor and outdoor areas and signs projects through her own design studio, in collaboration with companies in the furniture industry. Through different cultures contact and relative approach to the project that takes into account different aspects and other forms of creation, Claudia, over the years, managed to develop a critical look that led to the development of furniture pieces that, increasingly, try to cover several aspects of design: comfort, beauty, lightness, cost-benefit, innovation, convenience and simplicity; striking features of genuine Italian design. Today, the furniture pieces signed by her are characterized by striking lines, which give the furniture the character, but leaving them light and always taking into account the commercial requirements and the current furniture market.

Dennys Tormen is an industrial designer from Santa Catarina. In his work, simplicity of solutions predominates, the balance between practical and affective aspects. In addition to developing projects for the industry, he is a founding partner of T44 Studio, where he has personal contact with manufacturing, mainly in metal and wood.

Entering the field to find his way as a car designer, during college he returned to his desire in furniture design after keeping in touch with the works of Joaquim Tenreiro, Sérgio Rodrigues and Lina Bo Bardi. From these masters, he embraces as a lesson the research for Brazilian culture and the appreciation of work with wood, which guides their work.

Eduardo Baroni was born in 1974, graduated in Industrial Design from the School of Fine Arts at UFRJ (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro) in 1997. Still at the university, he was involved in organizing exhibitions and creating the first Brazilian internet design magazine: “Novo Conceito (New Concept”. After graduating, he worked as a designer, product designer and web designer in some design offices in Rio de Janeiro until he started his job as a freelance designer in 2002, designing mainly pieces of furniture and decoration.