The piece was sold and all of its profits went to people affected by the earthquakes in Nepal in April 2015.
Submitted at Jan 12, 2016, 2:26 PM

In December 2015, the rug was sold here in Brazil, and since it was a large piece that would be difficult to fit into any space, it had to be cut into pieces. One of them went to the interior of São Paulo and the other to the capital. "The rugs were sold to two wonderful people who loved the design and the whole story. The money went to Nepal, where the rug was made, and even with the earthquake, the people dedicated themselves to this work because they knew it was important. I couldn't even thank them enough," Lina says about the sale of the piece. The Espaço Brasil de Pau a Pique was a 300 m² space with very Brazilian coverings and pieces, including pau a pique walls, proving that it was possible to have them with elegance in a luxurious environment. Relive the spaces of CASA COR São Paulo 2015 by clicking here ! 
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