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ANDREA FONSECA – ARCHITECT, FURNITURE DESIGNER AND OWNER OF BRAZIL BAROQUE |
The dream of Andrea Fonseca, architect and furniture designer, came during Christmas in 2002. It was all kept in a huge container that had just berthed at the city of Santa Barbara...
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IT’S SHOW TIME – NEW PRODUCTS AT HIGH POINT |
| The Barbacena dining collection from Brazil Baroque Furniture is hand-crafted and hand-painted and can be customized... |
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PEOPLE IN CASA |
| Andrea Fonseca, owner and principal designer of Brazil Baroque, Inc. has announced the opening of a 5000 sq. ft. showroom… |
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FLAVORFUL FURNISHINGS |
| "Do what you love", says Andrea Fonseca, founder of Brazil Baroque. For the past five years Fonseca has been doing just that… |
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BRAZIL BAROQUE GOES BEYOND SUSTAINABLE FURNITURE |
| To Brazil Baroque, a Santa Barbara, CA company that manufactures furniture with only reclaimed and recycled hardwoods, the currect eco buzz words "recycle", "sustainability" and "green" … |
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FURNITURE WORLD DESIGN |
| Brazil Baroque! This chair from the Colonial Collection is part of a dining ensemble… |
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INTERIOR COLORS, TEXTURES AND MATERIALS MELD SEAMLESSLY WITH THE NATURAL SURROUNDINGS |
| Interior colors, textures and materials meld seamlessly with the natural surroundings. |
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BRAZIL BAROQUE OPENS AT THE WORLD MARKET CENTER |
| Brazil Baroque, the industry leader of handcrafted furniture made from recycled Brazilian hardwoods, is opening a 5,000-square-foot showroomat the Las Vegas World Market Center. … |
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STYLE POINTS |
| Brazil Baroque! Innovative, sophisticated and functional, this exquisitely hand crafted and hand painted 60"diameter table, two bench and two chair ensemble can seat up to eight. |
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BRAZIL BAROQUE TO OPEN 5,000 SQ. FT. LAS VEGAS WMC SHOWROOM |
| Brazil Baroque has announced that it will be opening a stunning new showroom at the Las Vegas World Market Center. The company founder, Andrea Fonseca says, "We are looking forward to being a permanent fixture… |
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WOMAN - FIND OUT HOW THESE WOMEN MADE
THEIR WAY TO THE TOP. |
| How do you measure success? - (Andrea) To me the real measure of success is how much I have been able to positively affect people - by providing jobs, through the products we offer, … |
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BRAZIL BAROQUE |
| “ My goal is to create pieces that
my clients fall in love with!” says Andrea [Fonseca]. “And,
if they don’t find what they are looking for . . . ” Santa
Barbara Living, Annual Issue 2004-2005 [Read more.] |
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BRAZILIAN STYLE IN THE VALLEY? YOU
BET! |
| Interior designer Gail Claridge
raves about [Brazil Baroque] furniture. “I specialize in
period design,IWC Replica Watches and the hand-painted Brazilian furniture . . .integrate
perfectly into Americana, Tuscan, and Country French décor
. . . Casual Living, September/October 2004 [Read more.] |
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INTRODUCING BRAZILIAN STYLE |
Brazilian style and woods are now “in” thanks
to indefatigable designer and businesswoman Andrea Fonseca, who divides
her time between her showroom and buying trips to Brazil four to five
times a year. California Homes, September/October 2004 [Read more.   ] |
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CULTURE CLUB |
| Brazil Baroque is filled with colorful Brazilian country-style
furniture and rare pieces like a 12-foot-long sugar cane table that’s
200 to 300 years old. Santa Barbara Magazine; June/July 2004[Read
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BRAZILIAN FLAVOR AND FLAIR |
| “ My favorite part of the business is working
with the artisans, who [create the furniture] with so much love .
. . and passion.” Casa Santa Barbara; November 28, 2003 [Read
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LABOR OF LOVE |
| “ It’s not about selling one piece of
art or furniture, “ Ms. Fonseca said. “It’s about
selling a whole experience . . .” Santa Barbara News-Press;
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OI BRASIL! |
| “My introduction to Brazilian culture involved
a brief discussion of 18th century antiques, an inspection of granite
slabs, and sultry samba dancing . . . Food & Home; Winter 2003
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