Paula Muller even used her father's surname (LOBATO), which she doesn't usually use, to pay homage to her ancestry at Estúdio Urupês. The space is a reference to the short story of the same name - the first written by Monteiro Lobato in which he introduces Jeca Tatu. This space draws attention to the famous character due to its space optimization, the carpentry solutions, which even include a built-in refrigerator, and the use of technological and sustainable materials such as Corian and pirarucu skin, used in the headboard. "I wanted to show that it is possible to be cozy and functional even in a very small space."
