Chrigor Godoy celebrates Brazilian architecture and design, the work of artisans, and the culture of handmade work. Everything has a story, from the sheets of Cumaru, a native Amazonian tree, to the sisal from the interior of Minas Gerais. These are objects of affection, souvenirs from travels, items that are passed down from generation to generation – a careful curation complemented by colors and textures that reflect the architect’s search for a space suitable for moments of pause and renewal. “I sought to incorporate elements that carry stories. It is an environment that reflects the sweetness of lived stories, but also the power of living in the present.”