Joao Faria drew the Lazy Day Collection in 2014, but he only launched it in 2020. The armchairs and sofas' designs are original, edgy and sophisticated, with two slightly different versions: Classic and Modern. The most remarkable feature is the rounded back, made with carefully book matched wood veneers. In November 2020, Interior Design Magazine featured this sofa as a statement seat.

João Faria is an architect from Northern Portugal. After an 18 year activity in architecture and teaching, he has devoted his time to designing objects that really meant something for him. Emotional Objects is born from this passion. He designs objects for his needs and hopes that someone else likes it too. Objects are created from this need and then, the design is taken to its limits, without compromises. João makes its own prototypes and tests its ideas and solution like a sculptor. After testing one or several solutions, its time to choose the best artisans to make it feasible. Manufacturing it's always very limited, mostly due to the design characteristics. First of all, its a labour of love.

Art Furniture, Unique, Tailored, Emotional, Truly Yours. Emotional Objects don't follow trends or fashion. Instead, they create distinct and timeless objects with solid ideas and concepts. Every Emotional Object has a meaningful story behind them. Made to last for generations, the brand proudly sees its objects as future furniture classics that will stand the test of time. Presented in 2016 at Maison & Objet in Paris for the first time, since the beginning, they have already won several international design awards with different designs. In November 2018, Harper's Bazaar Interior Awards nominated Emotional Objects as "Best Brand Innovation 2018". Working in Portugal and using the finest materials, Emotional Objects offers limited editions, one-off pieces, and customized solutions for residential and hospitality projects.