Influenced by art since childhood, Bruno is an architect by training and a carpenter by passion. Born and raised in Ceará, he has created roots wherever he has been. Whether in Fortaleza, his hometown or in Alta Floresta or Juazeiro do Norte, Bruno has worked on projects of various scales, contributing to the architecture of the cities he has been in. After years of reaping the rewards of his work, Bruno decided to start anew and plant a dormant seed: artisanal carpentry. With the support of his wife and two children, he moved to São Paulo and began exploring every detail of the concrete jungle. Determined, he observed and absorbed everything he could on the subject until he met Julia Krantz at the MADE fair. Julia introduced Bruno to traditional carpentry techniques and her great influence: Morito Ebine. Trained in carpentry in Japan and recognized as one of the top 25 carpenters in the world, Morito was Bruno’s main mentor. Zero point three millimeters. That is the margin of tolerance learned and applied by Bruno in his products. After much learning and doing, today Bruno is a teacher at Oficinalab and founded Camarotti Madeira & Design.