About Triptyque

Triptyque is a French-Brazilian architecture and urbanism agency known for its naturalist and rationalist approach. It is led by Guillaume Sibaud and Olivier Raffaëlli, founding partners, trained at the Paris La Seine School of Architecture and the Paris Institute of Urbanism. Driven by the same interest in contemporary metropolises, and the desire to confront other realities, they founded Triptyque agency in São Paulo in 2000, and in Paris in 2008.

In Latin America and Europe, Triptyque has been developing public and private architecture, urbanism, and interior projects in various fields such as residential, corporate, education, hospitality, healthcare, and research. The agency also took part in several exhibitions and biennials. Models of some of their designs have been included in museum collections, such the Center Pompidou in Paris and the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Triptyque has received numerous international awards and their work has been published in many countries.

About Breton

With nearly six decades of history, Breton is guided by three pillars: Family, Sustainability, and Original Brazilian Design. Breton is a B Corporation, a certification granted to companies that balance financial performance with positive social impact, meeting rigorous criteria for social, environmental, and governance performance, and making formal commitments to transparency and accountability throughout the supply chain.

This commitment is put into practice through EcoBreton, a program that organizes and guides the brand’s sustainable initiatives across its entire operation. Among these actions are planting trees in the Atlantic Forest for every project undertaken, using certified raw materials and renewable sources, as well as structured recycling practices, reverse logistics, and production efficiency, with a focus on reducing environmental impacts and advancing the circular economy.

The only company in the sector to be carbon negative, according to the GHG Protocol, Breton offsets more carbon than it emits, reinforcing its commitment to continuous positive impact. With more than 20 stores in Brazil, it maintains an integrated and consistent operation across all regions.

Its portfolio features original Brazilian furniture, ranging from upholstered pieces to tables, chairs, and items for indoor and outdoor spaces, offering a high level of customization through a process akin to bespoke furniture craftsmanship. The brand also includes Breton Casa, a line of accessories that expands design possibilities with curation and aesthetic care.