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The Campanas wanted to build furniture as a representation of Brazil and its chaos. Not only did they represent brazil but they supported local vendors in São Paulo. They completely disregard the traditions and rules of the furniture space.

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One of the major contributions of the Campana Brothers is their unique approach to furniture design and its connection and partnership with local communities, factories and design companies. The other major contribution is their curiosity and commitment of the use of sustainable materials and practices.

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Sustainable "Concepts" of Campana Brothers

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Humberto Campana, born in 1953, in Rio Claro, Brazil and Fernando Campana, born in 1961, in Brotas, Brazil are Brazilian contemporary designers. The brothers grew up in Brotas, a small rural town 160 miles northwest of São Paulo.
their studio (Estudio Campana) Headquarters is located in São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil. Fernando Campana died on 16 November 2022, at the age of 61.

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The Campana brothers achieved international recognition for its furniture design and intriguing pieces. The works produced by the two are deeply rooted in Brazilian culture and traditions.
they incorporate Brazilian characteristics - such as the abundance of colours, mixtures, and creative chaos. Most notable are iconic stuffed animal chairs from the Banquete collection in alligator, panda bear and tiger plush toy motifs, the Sushi sofa and chair, as well as table, bench and stool designs.