For its Objets Nomades collection, Louis Vuitton presented an exclusive turquoise edition of Bomboca Sofa designed by two Brazilian brothers.

Humberto&nbsp;and Fernando&nbsp;Campana are two brothers who have been working diligently since the early eighties. Since their design studio operates from Sao Paolo, it&#39;s only natural&nbsp;that Brazil and its cultural practices often serve as a source of inspiration for the two. Everyday materials are&nbsp;revalued and serve as a starting point for their&nbsp;colorful designs.&nbsp;For Louis Vuitton&#39;s&nbsp;Objets Nomades collection, the two designed the Bomboca Sofa:&nbsp;a bombastic modular&nbsp;furniture. We spoke to the brothers following the turquoise edition launch of the Bomboca Sofa at&nbsp;Design Miami fair.&nbsp;

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You launched the Bomboca Sofa last year. Is&nbsp;it already time for a new version? 
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Fernando:&nbsp;During a meeting with Louis Vuitton, we decided that we wanted to show a new version during Design Miami. We designed this limited edition sofa&nbsp;as an ode to the city. The colors refer to the architecture and nature of Miami.&nbsp;

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What&#39;s the idea&nbsp;behind this design?

 
Fernando: The Bomboca Sofa, which&nbsp;means &quot;candy&quot; in Portugese, is an object made of eight cushions in different shapes, embraced by a bowl. It resembles&nbsp;a box of candy. Hence the name.

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Humberto : For this new version we have captured the blue colors of Miami. The bench is easy to dismantle and can thus travel to the beach, the countryside,&nbsp;or anywhere else. The Bomboca can be&nbsp;anywhere.&nbsp;

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You are from Brazil. Can we see this in your designs again?

 
Both:&nbsp;[Laughs]&nbsp;Yes! We always try to translate that typical Brazilian atmosphere into our creations. We call this researching &quot;the poetry of the moment&quot;, whether it is a simple piece of fruit, a flower, or a recycled piece of waste. We owe our country&nbsp;the richness of our beautiful beaches&nbsp;that seem&nbsp;to have been washed ashore by empty bottles from the Atlantic Ocean.&nbsp;

The Candy-Inspired Louis Vuitton Sofa

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The Candy-Inspired Louis Vuitton Sofa

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