Recently launched at Collectible, in Brussels, it’s part of the Bahia, de Todos os Santos’ Collection.Inspired in the beautiful destinations in the Northeast, each piece of the collection receives the name of a different beach or village at Bahia. The designer took a road trip to help him understand and discover unique treasures that are hidden along the coast. Seeking an immersive journey at the nature, the aura of each spot lit the creativity to bring some exquisite pieces to live.The innovative Cumuru Clothes Rail is all handmade with solid and reclaimed Peroba Rosa hardwood. It has three clothes hangers with built in magnets that can be positioned all over the metallic bar at the top. It is extremely practical and useful, with a minimalist approach.The finishing is done with a natural tung oil and the traditional shou sugi ban technique that ensures more durability. The wooden surface is sanded until getting a soft touch. It’s signed and numbered.It can be custom made with other hardwoods, fabrics, finishings and also sizes.