Established in 2002, ESPASSO is committed to conserving Brazil's rich 20th century design heritage and expanding its global reach, while promoting new creative generations and today's leading designers.
Present in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and London, the gallery represents mid-century modern and contemporary Brazilian designers, and has consolidated itself as a thriving outpost for architects, interior designers, artists, collectors and museum curators, to engage in education and exchange.
The brand has acquired global recognition for its curatorial vision and impeccable services, representing works of the finest execution and enduring cultural relevance.
@archdigest revealed its 2026 #AD100 issue, celebrating today’s top design talents. We’re thrilled to see these names recognized on this year’s list! And amongst them, friends…
Featured in our Miami showroom: — Beg Executive Chair by Sergio Rodrigues — Cantu High Dining Chair by Sergio Rodrigues — Amorfa Jumbo 1 Dining Table by Arthur Casas…
Paulistana Lounge Armchair by Jorge Zalszupin, 1960 Meaning someone from the city of São Paulo, the 'Paulistana' was well ahead of its time when first designed and continues…
Asturias Rocking Chair by Carlos Motta, 2001 Taken at Carlos Motta's home in the Mantiqueira Mountains by @ruy_teixeira . #carlosmotta #asturias #rocking #armchair…
In honor of Oscar Niemeyer's birthday, we are sharing this photograph from Mathieu Salvaign collection featuring the architect-designer's signature curved and asymmetric forms. "For…
A scene from the Soft Resistance ceramic exhibition, hosted in our New York showroom earlier this year. Featured: — Alta Metal Lounge Chair by Oscar Niemeyer — 'Reliquary…
Exhibition sketch by Lina Bo Bardi of the Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo (MAM) in Ibirapuera Park. Initially designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1954, it was renovated by Bo Bardi in…
Balanço Lounge Armchair by Lina Bo Bardi, 1948 The only rocking chair designed by Lina Bo Bardi, the 'Balanço' is heavy in appearance, yet cleverly geometric in execution.…
