the studio is located in the heart of a small town in the Brazilian countryside. Its physical space presented some structural challenges that could not be altered. The solutions had to come from furniture that could communicate with the team, its clients, and the functional needs of the space, and its interior had to convey a less conventional vision than the studios in the region were accustomed to.

freedom and enjoyment of the space were one of the main demands. With this in mind, an open space was designed in the center of the salon that prioritized spacious service and flexibility in the positioning of central service areas. In order for the space to also serve the team, a small pantry was opened and designed as if it were a counter so that the freedom of use could also be open to the client. Finally, the massive use of plants brought the feeling of lightness and breath that a tattoo studio can also convey.