Graduated in Architecture and Urban Planning from Escola da Cidade College (São Paulo, Brazil) in 2015, Ana’s trajectory in the creative area began in the 1990s when she started Bagno&Basta, a company that produced and sold bathroom accessory sets and decorative items made from silicon, craft foam and plastic. Her preference for art-related jobs always prevailed, since she was a children art teacher at Escola Viva during the 1980s.

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Some time later she became the official representative of the Japanese cosmetics brand Shu Uemura, which led her to receive an invitation to run the Brazilian branch of MAC Cosmetics, owned by the Estee Lauder group, a position that granted her an international award for her work as General Manager.

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Finally, Architecture was the final stop of a path that was always tread while searching for aesthetics, ideas and intention. The desire to open her own firm came from the need to have a space of her own, where she could experiment with multiple forms of creation.

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In addition to being very enthusiastic about architectural and urban planning projects, Ana is also involved in art direction, jewelry and clothing design; in short, projects that involves creativity will always pique her interest.