Designed after the organic profile of dunes surrounding Natal, the armchair is made of certified wood, finished with freijó, a typically Brazilian wood which also casts colour variances of regional sands. Aside from being light, this sculptural piece allies technology and art.

Mula Preta Design Studio was created in 2012 by designer Andre Gurgel and architect Felipe Bezerra and designer Andre Gurgel , both from Natal-Brazil, when they decided to be partners as they had a lot in common regarding creative ideas. The name was inspired in a song of one of the icons of Northeast Brazil, Luiz Gonzaga, since the main concept is to represent that region. With that in mind, they putted this culture in evidence internationally, participating in exhibitions in Paris and Milan, where they rewarded several awards.

Mula Preta Design Studio was created in 2012 by architect Felipe Bezerra (1970) and designer Andre Gurgel (1988), in Natal, Brazil, and since then, they´ve been rewarded with several awards such as the Platinum A'Design Award, achieved in 2012 with the Fluens icon, and the Silver A'Design Award, achieved in 2013 with the Centopeia bench, among others obtained in Milan. In September 2013, Paris Design Week received them for the first time, at Joseph Gallery collective exhibition, at the Marais.