The Vani Chair was designed based on Scandinavian joinery techniques, with an internal cushion that projects the lumbar correctly, works in dining room environments and as armchairs for small environments, adjusting according to the user's need. the idea of a product that optimizes the space combined with the techniques of the Brazilian and Scandinavian carpentry, hiding the whole part of the tapestry, benefiting from the technological power, it explores complex machining so that the linearity is perfectly found in the product.

Alexandre Kasper, a renowned Brazilian architect and product designer, has been shaping the furniture market with his innovative creations for over a decade. With a career marked by excellence, Kasper has garnered numerous prestigious awards, including the A’ Design Award, the European Design Award, and national honors such as the Museu da Casa Brasileira Award, the Brasil Design Award, and the Museu do Objeto Brasileiro Prize. Kasper’s work has been showcased on international stages such as the Salone del Mobile (Isalone) and ICFF, cementing his global recognition. His exclusive designs for the esteemed Brazilian manufacturer CGS Móveis highlight his commitment to craftsmanship, functionality, and timeless aesthetics. In addition to his contributions to furniture design, Kasper co-founded the architectural firm Kasco Arquitetura alongside Leonardo Corrente. The company specializes in high-end residential and commercial projects throughout Brazil, blending innovation with the highest standards of architectural excellence.

Paranaense (Brazil), 26, started his career at 16 at CGS Móveis as a young apprentice. Over time, he moved to other sectors, knowing the entire production process of the factory in a complex way. He worked with designer Alex dos Santos, where he learned CNC programming and the productive and creative process of a product. Creation has always attracted his attention since he was a child, fascinated by architecture and furniture design; he studied architecture to improve his knowledge by opening his own design studio after Kasper.arq, he seeks to focus his balance on the contextualization of a product, being visually attractive and ergonomically functional. Its main sources of inspiration come from nature and architecture.