Carolina Almo and Maria Paula Leite designed the 66m2 dining room, where memory, sustainability, and affection come together. Curated by the gallerist Antonio Aversa, the space preserves the original architecture of the Casa do Candango and values tradition, reviving the history of Brazil through the collection of displayed porcelains, which belonged to emblematic figures of Brazil, exclusively lent by the Museum of Histories. All the furniture and artworks are Brazilian and carry a unique historical weight, such as the pieces by Sérgio Rodrigues, Zalszupin, Di Cavalcanti, and Rubem Valentim, which celebrate the design and art of our culture.
