CAMPANA BROTHERS

Drawing inspiration from Brazilian street life and carnival culture, the brothers FERNANDO AND HUMBERTO CAMPANA combine found objects – such as scraps of wood and fabric off-cuts – with advanced technologies to create a vibrant, energetic and definitively Brazilian approach to design.

Taking their cue from everyday scenarios and using unexpected combinations of found materials – such as rubber hose, tissue paper, string or furry toys –Fernando and Humberto Campana transform modest materials into objects that celebrate the discarded and mundane and are instilled with the spirit of contemporary Brazil that they describe as “zest for life”.

(http://designmuseum.org/design/fernando-humberto-campana)

Favela Armchair - A small armchair made from many pieces of natural wood, similar to those with which the shacks of the favelas or shanty towns are built in Brazil, glued and nailed together by hand.

Sushi IV Chair - felt, textiles, synthetics rolled into concentric rings on welded iron structure

Jenette Chair - Moulded chair made of rigid structural polyurethane, having a metallic core. Its backrest is covered of about 900 hundred flexible stalks made of rigid PVC.

Banquete Chair Sharks And Dolphins Compilation of stuffed animals on metal base