The Aor Chaise Longue is a visual narrative that balances comfort, nostalgia, and innovation. Its continuous, fluid lines directly engage with the curvilinear and sculptural design of Brasília, evoking the modernist lightness that marked the architecture and design of the Brazilian capital. Inspired by the classics of the 1960s and 1970s, the chaise reinterprets the past with a contemporary approach, incorporating multifunctional solutions that surprise.

The open seat, for instance, not only enhances the functionality of the design by creating space to store books or devices like iPads, but it also reinforces the sophistication of its aesthetic. This fusion of organic forms and practical solutions showcases Lociks' ability to translate the modernist essence of Brasília into a piece that is both timeless and innovative.

Ergonomics, Inclusivity, and Versatility

Every detail of the Aor Chaise Longue has been thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort and functionality. The precisely crafted curves ensure an ideal ergonomic experience, while the adjustable backrest and inclusive proportions reflect a commitment to accessibility and diversity. It is a piece that accommodates different body types and needs without compromising the elegance it is known for.

National and International Recognition

The Aor Chaise, designed for Breton, stood out on the global stage by winning the Gold Medal at the 2023 International Design Awards (IDA), surpassing prestigious competitors such as Natuzzi Italia and Studio Arthur Casas. In 2024, it reaffirmed its relevance by being awarded the Bronze Medal at the Brazil Design Awards, solidifying its position as one of the most celebrated pieces of contemporary Brazilian design.

An Expression of Brasília's Creative Scene

The Aor Chaise Longue reveals a contemporary Brasília, a city that remains vibrant and innovative. Its curves echo the movement of a freehand stroke, reminiscent of Niemeyer’s work, while its bold formal design and attention to detail demonstrate that the Brazilian capital continues to be active and relevant in the global design landscape. It is a symbol of Brasília’s creative potential, a city that continues to inspire and provoke with its architectural and artistic vision.