Maloca - Bar Tables and chairs - The shape is inspired by the classic petit pave of Copacabana beach where its sinuosity tries to inspire relaxation, also open possibilities of the table's configuration, withe is inspired in the "friends circle growth" phenomenon, when more friends go joining the tables if they expand in a chaotic and organic way.
The applied materials are FSC eucalyptus and MDF; marble and aluminum in the bistro version.
Designed with Fernanda Carneiro, Clei, Souza, Renato Olandesi and Camila Boga
Bistrot Version, in line and assembled for storage - The shape is inspired by the classic petit pave of Copacabana beach where its sinuosity tries to inspire relaxation, also open possibilities of the table's configuration, withe is inspired in the "friends circle growth" phenomenon, when more friends go joining the tables if they expand in a chaotic and organic way.
The applied materials are FSC eucalyptus and MDF; marble and aluminum in the bistro version.
Designed with Fernanda Carneiro, Clei, Souza, Renato Olandesi and Camila Boga
Maloca - Assembly example - The shape is inspired by the classic petit pave of Copacabana beach where its sinuosity tries to inspire relaxation, also open possibilities of the table's configuration, withe is inspired in the "friends circle growth" phenomenon, when more friends go joining the tables if they expand in a chaotic and organic way.
The applied materials are FSC eucalyptus and MDF; marble and aluminum in the bistro version.
Designed with Fernanda Carneiro, Clei, Souza, Renato Olandesi and Camila Boga
Assembly example - The shape is inspired by the classic petit pave of Copacabana beach where its sinuosity tries to inspire relaxation, also open possibilities of the table's configuration, withe is inspired in the "friends circle growth" phenomenon, when more friends go joining the tables if they expand in a chaotic and organic way.
The applied materials are FSC eucalyptus and MDF; marble and aluminum in the bistro version.
Designed with Fernanda Carneiro, Clei, Souza, Renato Olandesi and Camila Boga
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Maloca - Brazilian bar table
This line of bar tables and chairs try to fit the “carioca way of eat and drink” demand for a furniture design competition.
Most of bar tables are round or square, so we designed a table from a triangle. Than we used the classic Copacabana’s petit pave organic lines and contrasting colors.
The main idea is that the Maloca tables can be arranged in different ways, serving a couple that want to stay close while enjoying the view, but also growing as more friends come over, addressing the hospitality and socialization characteristics of the people from Rio.
