The Andorinha embodies precision engineering and refined aesthetics. Designed for versatility and comfort, it utilizes advanced plywood molding techniques to create a seamless, lightweight structure. Its innovative backrest cut enables invisible fixation, producing a floating visual effect while ensuring durability and ergonomic support. By integrating efficiency, elegance, and Brazilian design sensibility, Andorinha delivers a sophisticated and adaptable seating solution for various spaces.

Matthias Ambros is a designer and architect whose work explores the intersection of material innovation, scientific concepts, and cultural narratives. With a background in Architecture and Urbanism from UFRGS, his projects span furniture design, branding, and spatial strategies, often integrating sustainable practices. He has participated in international design events such as Fuorisalone in Milan, contributing to the dialogue between contemporary design and long-term value creation. His practice emphasizes research, functional solutions, and the connection between design and societal needs.

Mezas is a Brazilian furniture design studio that merges industrial precision, artisanal craftsmanship, and conceptual depth. The studio creates pieces that go beyond functionality, exploring material innovation, ergonomic research, and symbolic narratives to offer furniture that is both aesthetic and meaningful. With a strong focus on design methodology and production optimization, Mezas integrates CNC technology, laser welding, and advanced wood molding techniques to achieve fluid, lightweight structures while ensuring durability and comfort. The studio prioritizes high-quality, sustainable materials, such as granilite, laminated wood, and engineered fabrics, emphasizing timeless design and responsible production. Mezas has gained international recognition, with its work exhibited at Fuorisalone in Milan. Through its projects, the studio seeks to challenge conventional design paradigms, offering versatile, elegant, and innovative pieces that adapt to diverse environments while maintaining a strong connection to Brazilian design identity and craftsmanship.