On December 7th, ESPASSO celebrated 50 years of Atelier Ricardo Fasanello with a special talk and brunch during Art Basel/Design Miami. The event coincided with ESPASSO’s most comprehensive collection of Ricardo Fasanello works to date, and the launch of a … Continue reading
Claudia Moreira Salles is internationally known for the clever architectural quality of her work. Her furniture pieces are impeccably crafted by marrying the simplicity and rationality of industrial products with the richness of Brazilian native woods. Her goal is to … Continue reading
ESPASSO collaborated with Clima Art Gallery at PINTA exhibition, which took place from December 6-10 as part of Design Miami week. The “Deslize” coffee table by Claudia Moreira Salles, “MF5” armchair by Branco & Preto, and “Tim” armchair by Carlos Motta … Continue reading
ESPASSO collaborated with Luciana Brito Galeria during Art Basel Miami, which took place from December 6-9, 2017. Featured in the image are a pair of vintage “Pé de Ferro” armchairs by Lina Bo Bardi, vintage “Aranha” coffee table by Giuseppe Scapinelli, … Continue reading
2017 marked ESPASSO’s 15th year promoting the best of Brazilian design in the United States. Due to a consist increase in demand for Brazilian design in Florida, ESPASSO felt it was time to expand its Miami gallery. In the first week … Continue reading
ESPASSO is proud to announce our partnership with designer and architect Dado Castello Branco on the first edition of Casa Cor Miami. This year, CASACOR – America’s most important collective exhibition on interior design, architecture, and landscape – celebrates its … Continue reading
During Miami Art Basel, ESPASSO celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Stella chair, a beloved piece by design icon Sergio Rodrigues. First created in 1956, Sergio Rodrigues’ “Stella” armchair comes in two versions: with a low or high back. ESPASSO … Continue reading
Amid the ever-growing buzz of Miami during fair season, ESPASSO’s presentation Em Trânsito, at the Shore Club, captivated the scene with never before seen Brazilian design. Exhibited pieces included new re-editions by Sergio Rodrigues, Jorge Zalszupin and Oscar Niemeyer as well as limited editions by Carlos Motta, Claudia … Continue reading
