Breton takes São Paulo's expertise to the north of Brazil

Last Tuesday (August 9), Breton held a cocktail party to present the launches of its latest collection, in the Manaus store. With 54 years of existence, the family company, in the segment of furniture and luxury objects, baptized the store as Breton Brasil Tropical and presented the collection based on the Brazilianness, materials, colors and contours of the products inspired by the history of art.

The brand invests in a select team of professionals and, this year, has impactful names signing the collections. Fabiana Queiroga, Linda Martins, Choque Design and Diego Revollo, Luisa Moysés, Victor Vasconcelos, Melina Romano, Karol Suguikawa, Edu Bortolai, Bruno Simões, Ále Alvarenga, and Fetiche Design are among the names in fashion and furniture design.

In 2020, the brand arrived in Roraima

Inaugurated in the first half of 2020, Roraima entered the radar of the brand, captained by businessman Afonso Maduro and now in August, the public of the capital met the Boa Vista collection (which pays tribute to the city).

Signed by Breton Studio and curated by designer Luisa Moyses, the line is composed of dining table, bench and sideboard and were developed with Roraima mountain as inspiration, which represents nature, lightness and warmth typical of the region.

Check out a spin through the collections in our gallery.

📸: Breton Studio

📸 opening: Self Cart, by Karol Suguikawa

Photo gallery

📸: Buffet Jazz, by Eduardo Bortolai

📸: Boa Vista sideboard, by Luisa Moyses

📸: Boa Vista dining table, by Luisa Moyses

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