Beijo

The Beijo Snack Tray is a solid wood piece composed of two complementary modules — one with a square geometry and the other in a semicircular form — which can be used individually or together. Versatile in nature, the object adapts to different uses: as a snack tray, a centerpiece, a surface for objects, or a support for small everyday items. The two elements allow for multiple arrangements and compositions, offering complete freedom of use.

The concept behind the Beijo Snack Tray lies precisely in this openness. Rather than prescribing a single function, the piece establishes a relationship between the object, the user, and the space it inhabits. Conceived from the desire to create an object open to interpretation and experimentation, it embraces the act of composition as an essential part of the user experience.

The name Beijo emerges from the encounter between the two modules, which draw closer, touch, and complement one another in different configurations, much like a subtle gesture of contact. The choice of solid wood reinforces the object’s tactile and everyday dimension, valuing the material and its free use in compositions that can evolve over time, following the rhythm and intention of its user.