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Healthy eating that prioritizes natural ingredients of Afro-indigenous origin, such as roots, combined with the recovery of the habit of cooking during the pandemic was the starting point for the creation of the kitchen-dining room designed by Wesley Lemos. Simplicity lies in the choice of materials, such as leftover porcelain tiles (fillets) that he transformed into parquet for the floor, in the sober colors and in the burnt cement used on the walls, respecting their imperfections. The highlight of the space, which has cabinets designed by the architect and executed by Todeschini, are the works of art by artist Luiza Olivetto that portray the vast nature of the Atlantic Forest. To give the space a contemporary feel, equipment such as a TV, stereo and other technological items ensure interaction with the outside world.