Leonardo Bueno, designer from Maria da Fe, Southern town of the Brazilian state, Minas Gerais.  He uses environmentally friendly wood from around the world, discarded as waste and transforms it into pieces of art and design.

Bueno has exhibited his work in  France, UK, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Argentina, Spain, Italy, Brazil.

Marton is a Brazilian designer born in Sao Paulo in 1966. He graduated in Arts at Santa Marcelina University, a university known for its many famous artists and fashion designers.  In 2001, Marton created a conceptual series using striped acrylic from an exclusive patterns technique which was trademarked and registered by him. ‘Entrelinhas’ success made Jose Marton on of the 6 brazilians designers chosen to take place of “Talents `a la Cart – September 2005″ event at Maison et Objet, in Paris.

The Entrelinhas series is manufactured in methacrylate ® in partnership with Brazilian design company, allê.

Allê Design manufactures all its pieces with methacrylate ® and developed special machines exclusively to meet Marton’s creation and expectations. The great result you can see here.

A Brazilian designer  born in Rio de Janeiro in 1978, son of renowned architect, sculptor and furniture designer Joseph Zanine Caldas. In this collection, Zanini used methacrylate ® in partnership with Brazilian design company, allê.

Allê Design manufactures all its pieces with methacrylate ® which is highly malleable and 100% recyclable in its composition,  it’s unbreakable and non-toxic.

A Brazilian designer  born in Rio de Janeiro in 1978, son of renowned architect, sculptor and furniture designer Joseph Zanine Caldas. In this collection, Zanini used methacrylate ® in partnership with Brazilian design company, allê.

Allê Design manufactures all its pieces with methacrylate ® which is highly malleable and 100% recyclable in its composition,  it’s unbreakable and non-toxic.

Marton is a Brazilian designer born in Sao Paulo in 1966. He graduated in Arts at Santa Marcelina University, a university known for its many famous artists and fashion designers.  In 2001, Marton created a conceptual series using striped acrylic from an exclusive patterns technique which was trademarked and registered by him. ‘Entrelinhas’ success made Jose Marton on of the 6 brazilians designers chosen to take place of  “Talents `a la Cart – September 2005″ event at Maison et Objet, in Paris.

The Entrelinhas series is manufactured in methacrylate ® in partnership with Brazilian design company, allê.

Allê Design manufactures all its pieces with methacrylate ® and developed special machines exclusively to meet Marton’s creation and expectations. The great result you can see here.

Marton is a Brazilian designer born in Sao Paulo in 1966. He graduated in Arts at Santa Marcelina University, a university known for its many famous artists and fashion designers.  In 2001, Marton created a conceptual series using striped acrylic from an exclusive patterns technique which was trademarked and registered by him. ‘Entrelinhas’ success made Jose Marton on of the 6 brazilians designers chosen to take place of “Talents `a la Cart – September 2005″ event at Maison et Objet, in Paris.

The Entrelinhas series is manufactured in methacrylate ® in partnership with Brazilian design company, allê.

Allê Design manufactures all its pieces with methacrylate ® and developed special machines exclusively to meet Marton’s creation and expectations. The great result you can see here.