Between the habits that shape her daily routine and the memories she chooses to keep close, Laura's bedside table tells stories that go beyond the objects themselves.
Por Letícia Lima Laurino
Even as everyday life changes, there are certain habits Laura Braz makes an effort to maintain, especially in the moments before going to sleep and upon waking. Her bedside table reflects this sense of routine, bringing together objects she uses daily and others that remain there because of their personal significance.
Recently, Laura has traded time spent scrolling through social media for reading, a change she says helps her slow down before bed.
Skincare is also part of her evening routine, though she prefers to keep things simple. Her approach is practical, with just a few steps she can complete from the comfort of her bed before settling in for the night.
Among the objects that always remain in place is a statue of Our Lady of Fátima, brought home from a trip to Portugal. Her visit to the sanctuary left a lasting impression, and the statue has remained by her side ever since. It is beside this image that Laura maintains her habit of praying, both before going to sleep and first thing in the morning.
Another cherished keepsake is a photograph from 2005, taken when she and Renzo were newlyweds. The image captures the beginning of their life together and, for Laura, serves as a reminder of that chapter in their relationship. Unlike the books, flowers and skincare products that may change over time, the photograph always stays in the same place.
This balance between what changes and what remains offers a glimpse into the way Laura organizes her personal space. In a conversation with Lifestyle Mag, she shared the stories behind these choices and explained how her bedside table has become part of the most personal moments of her daily routine.