For us, creating is a gesture of respect for matter, history and time. At Tresore Design, each piece is born from the intention to inspire and preserve, combining innovative thinking with ancestral care. We redefine the traditional with sensitivity, combining artisanal sophistication and cutting-edge technology to shape pieces that not only occupy spaces, but transform them into living experiences.

We work with exclusively Brazilian natural stone, each of which carries with it centuries of geological memory, identity and belonging. These are materials that speak of the land, culture and diversity of our country, and it is from them that we create unique works, with organic beauty and a Brazilian soul.

Our process is transparent and conscious: each creation carries with it the narrative of its origin, the ways in which it was cut, the balance between technique and sensitivity. We adopt sustainable practices and select raw materials from responsible sources, with a commitment to minimizing environmental impact and honoring what nature generously offers us.

The result is pieces that give new meaning to the way we experience spaces. They are not just furniture: they are fragments of landscape, emotion and memory, a new way of relating to the world.

Fernanda Freire is the creative soul behind Tresore Design. A visual artist and designer, she has more than twenty years' experience, with a career deeply rooted in working with ornamental stone in Espírito Santo, a land where stone carries history, identity and natural beauty.

With an eye that mixes art, technique and Brazilianness, Fernanda imprints in each piece the desire to go beyond the functional, creating works that dialog with Brazilian culture, territory and sensibility. Her creative process values what is ours, transforming noble materials into utilitarian sculptures that tell stories and provoke the senses.

At the head of the Creation Department, she also conducts a rigorous curation of materials, respecting the origin of each stone and always seeking to extract its most authentic expression. In her hands, stone takes on a voice and becomes poetry, design and memory.