With an aesthetic that harmonizes minimalist influences and touches of Brazilian culture, designer Rafael Oliva created a piece that radiates serene sophistication. Its elegance and minimalism evokes the purity and beauty of classical pianos, while the elongated, segmented design recalls the instrument’s keys, resulting in a piece that is simultaneously functional and poetic.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Chopin Bench stands out for its commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. It is crafted from recycled plastic collected by the NGOs Ecopatas, that helps stray animals, and Tampinhas que Curam, that helps kids going through Chemotherapy. Both NGOs collect recyclable plastic as part of their mission.

A two-meter Chopin Bench contains approximately the same amount of plastic that a person uses in two years, all repurposed from waste. This production process not only elevates the space in which the bench is placed but also contributes to environmental preservation and animal welfare. Every design detail reflects a pursuit of harmony between aesthetics and purpose.

Additionally, the Chopin Bench can be used outdoors, as it is water-resistant.

- Awarded in the "Technology and Sustainability Challenge" category at the 2025 Salão Design Awards | 26th edition
- 2nd Place in the “Bioeconomy Design” category at the National Furniture Design Award
- Awarded at the IF Design Award 2026 in the “Home Furniture” category
- Awarded at BIG SEE Product Design Award 2026