The "Mago" bed is a conceptual piece of modern, elegant, and sober design, created to fit into any bedroom or suite with its simple, minimalist lines. The piece is composed of a hidden metal structure, which forms the bed frame and ends in the headboard. This headboard supports three pieces of Portuguese Estremoz marble: a vertical section of a circumference that cradles and protects, and two horizontal quarter-circles, one on each side, which provide comfort and functionality, serving as bedside tables. The bed's concept and name, "Mago," comes from the balance of shapes and materials—the weighty, solid stone contrasting with the lightness of the frame and mattress, which appears to float above the hidden metal structure. This creates a piece that is both elegant and sober. The name is also a tribute to José Saramago's work, Jangada de Pedra (The Stone Raft), which tells the fictional story of the Iberian Peninsula separating from the European continent. From this metaphor, architect Bruno Câmara designed and created this elegant, light, and balanced piece of design that harmonizes with any room or suite, providing a welcoming, luxurious, and functional environment.