Coffee with bossa

Nothing better for a Monday morning than good coffee, accompanied by choices that inspire the intention we want to manifest throughout the week.

For the next few days, our selection is made of objects such as light and timeless pieces, bamboo cutlery, straw touches and hand -made details that inspire the lightness and tranquility of a routine that respects each cycle of our body and day .

On the button below, you will find even more curated pieces we love when it comes to coffee time .

Coffee time

Moment of reading

Since what's good can always get better, we've listed some books we would love to have around our coffee, and we think you'll enjoy knowing.

Happier
by Tal Ben Shahar

In this reading, a Harvard teacher talks a little about the teachings of his course on happiness, with studies inspired by positive psychology, from scientific research. How not to want to know more about?

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Onde os Sonhos Acontecem
by Robert Iger

We want for yesterday the book written by former Disney CEO, who shares everything he learned about leading and managing one of the largest companies in the world.

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É Próprio do Humano
by Dante Gallian

When the theme is self -knowledge, we are ready to dive. In this story, the author seeks to explore everything that is natural to the human being when it comes to ways of achieving self -knowledge and self -realization.

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Pequena Coreografia do Adeus
by Aline Bei

In her 2nd book, Aline Bei shows how our relationships shape who we are, from a narrative that explores affections, trauma and family relationships.

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Mar de Mim
by Carla Lacerda

If you love deep poems and poetry, just like us, this is the perfect literature to stimulate sensations while having a good sip of coffee.

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12 Regras Para a Vida
by Jordan Peterson

We are always looking for practical tips that transform life. This time, psychologist Jordan B. teaches 12 principles on how to live a life with more meaning.

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Culture Srike: Art and Museums in an Age of Protest
by Laura Raicovich

We feel that this is one of those we will want to end in one afternoon, since in it a museum director explains the protest phase that museums have faced, and why this social change has happened.

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O Ano do Pensamento Mágico
by Joan Didion

We have the scarves ready for much emotion, reflection and connection with the personal experiences of Joan Didion, who discusses issues such as marriage, maternity and overcoming.

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