The 3rd edition of the ever growing Brasil Summerfest NYC saw diverse Brazilian musical outfits performing in various venues around NY – from Central Park SummerStage to the Blue Note to the Brooklyn Public Library. “Already a New York Summer … Continue reading
On the Currents section of today’s New York Times, Stephen Milioti spotlights the re-edition of Sergio Rodrigues 1978 Tajá line . An extroverted group of furniture, the Tajá line is available in bright colors and natural wood, and offers a fun summer look for any outdoors setting!
For the Second Look column, on Robb Report Home & Style Summer issue, Sheila Gibson Stoodley highlights 3 pieces by ‘the father of Brazilian modernism’ Sergio Rodrigues that are as fresh and innovative now as they were when originally conceived: the … Continue reading
Studio Arthur Casas‘ beautiful residential project in São Paulo coast’s Praia da Baleia graces the cover of the Summer issue of Robb Report Home & Style. The 6,200 sq. ft. villa features Casas’ signatures clean geometry, open space and environmental awareness, … Continue reading
This past Sunday design and architecture journalist Marcelo Lima dedicated a 15-page layout on Casa – Brazilian newspaper Estado de São Paulo‘s Sunday magazine – to the current dialogue between Brazilian and American trends and production in design and architecture. The spread includes tours of … Continue reading
On the Home & Garden section of the New York Times today, New York-based interior designer Neal Beckstedt reveals that often times the personality of an armchair dictates the feel of his projects. Due to that Beckstedt says he usually … Continue reading
Elle Decor’s current issue, Summer at Its Best, featured the outdoor Paulistano armchair, designed by Pritzker prize laureate Paulo Mendes da Rocha in 1957, as an ideal Summer seating option in the column Truth in Decorating. In the feature, designers Kristen Mcginnis and Jamie Drake … Continue reading
Just in time for Summer it is just natural that Carlos Motta‘s recent hit Rio dining chair would receive an outdoor version, seeing the piece celebrates the sunny and vibrant atmosphere of Rio de Janeiro with its famous beaches, mountains and effervescent … Continue reading
This month’s issue of Beijing-based design publication Casa International, featured Architecture In Formation’s Tribeca Fractal Pad project: a 3,000 sq.ft. loft in Manhattan’s fashionable Tribeca area. The project contrasts a futuristic feel, with its stark white, faceted interior walls, with the warmth … Continue reading
Artinfo’s in-depth interview with Claudia Moreira Salles on her recent NY solo show at ESPASSO, the current boom of Brazilian design internationally and her inspirations, processes and materials of choice. Full interview and slideshow can be read here.
