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The Salão de Gramado was a success — and Morada Decor celebrated with a win at the Design Award!
Discover the launches that enchanted retailers and specifiers at the event's 10th edition.
Between June 16th and 19th, we were in the charming city of Gramado to participate in the 10th edition of Salão de Gramado — one of the largest events in the furniture and decor sector in Brazil.
And what an incredible experience we had there!
Our booth was a stage for inspiring encounters and valuable connections with retailers, architects, and specifiers from all over the country.
The warm reception of our launches and the exchange with professionals who value Brazilian signature design made this event a true milestone for Morada Decor.
And we have a special reason to celebrate:
The Cinema Table was awarded Bronze in the Salão de Gramado Design Award, in the category Design with Contemporary Features.
An achievement that celebrates Morada's originality and commitment to aesthetic excellence and innovation in national furniture.
From Inspiration at the Dolby Theatre to the Award at the Palácio dos Festivais
Our already renowned Cinema Table surprised once again — now with official recognition.
Inspired by the staircases of the Dolby Theatre, where the Oscar ceremony takes place, the piece that translates the grandeur of the seventh art was awarded precisely at the Palácio dos Festivais, the stage for the Kikito, considered the Oscar of national cinema.
With a top and base sculpted in solid Jequitibá wood, its curved and multifaceted shapes reveal the natural beauty of the wood and the artisanal care in every stage of creation.
More than a piece of furniture, the Cinema Table is a manifesto on the strength of original Brazilian design.
Launches Inspired by Brazilian Nature
One of the launches that drew the most attention at the Morada Decor booth at Salão de Gramado was the Pacová Chair — a piece that goes beyond function, translating nature into form, matter, and affection.
Inspired by the eponymous plant, native to South America and very present in Brazilian interiors, the chair is born from the careful observation of its most striking characteristics: silent grandeur, elegant curves, and the balance between sobriety and presence.
Its seat and backrest make direct reference to the wide, rounded leaves of the pacová, with a slightly recessed central vein that runs through the entire upholstered surface, recalling the anatomy of the real leaf.
On the back of the backrest, the prominent vein of the plant's abaxial side is also represented with precision and delicacy.
The structure, sculpted in carefully machined solid wood, features legs with thinned upper ends and an enlarged base, in allusion to the robust and protruding petiole typical of the species.
The result is a piece with a solid yet fluid and organic presence, where every curve has intention and every detail has a story.
Those who visited our booth were able to experience firsthand this sensitive translation between nature and furniture — a tribute to Brazilian design that connects with its roots, its raw material, and its visual poetry.
Live This Experience with Morada Decor
Being at Salão de Gramado was a celebration of original design, creativity, and the meeting with those who value authenticity in every project.
We returned even more motivated to continue creating pieces that inspire, enchant, and tell stories — as only Brazilian design knows how to do.
To everyone who visited our booth: thank you very much!
We remain connected by the same language: that of design with soul, purpose, and beauty.