Curatorship in motion | Entreveios Collection, design memories, and Chicago on the radar
Curatorship moves in many ways. Sometimes, through the arrival of a new collection. At others, through the return of a design that remains contemporary or through trends that begin to emerge from new releases. In this edition, we bring together three movements that help track this journey.
Entreveios, by Ana Weege
The Entreveios collection joins the Novo Ambiente curatorship with a set of pieces where wood and marquetry structure the furniture’s presence in the environment. Sideboards, consoles, and tables work with rhythm, surface, and design through a very material interpretation, where the manual gesture appears precisely, without excess.
The interesting thing about this collection lies in the way it composes interiors. These are pieces that help add depth to the space, creating focal points with identity and bringing a visual texture that sustains the home’s atmosphere with more density. Within our selection, this type of piece expands the repertoire of furniture that isn’t just about function, but actively participates in the construction of the environment.
A new look at Martin Eisler and Carlo Hauner
The mini-doc Living Memory, published by Novo Ambiente, takes as its starting point the reissue of pieces signed by Martin Eisler and Carlo Hauner. This work puts an important production of Brazilian modern design back into circulation, maintaining fidelity to the original design, proportions, and materials, while also preserving their copyrights.
The content expands this story by moving beyond the object to look at the context in which these creations were born and continue to be interpreted today.
With the participation of Rut and Alberto Eisler, the mini-doc brings the duo’s legacy
closer to a more personal dimension, linked to memory, relationships between countries and creative partnerships, and the permanence of these pieces in contemporary homes. It is content worth checking out closely.
To follow: Chicago is coming
The next movement on the international design calendar takes place in Chicago, with Fulton Market Design Days 2026, from June 8 to 10.
The event has established itself as one of the industry’s most watched gatherings by bringing together launches, activations, showrooms, and experiences spread across the Fulton Market district, in a format that brings brands, the market, and the city together very directly.
Fulton Market Design Days serves as a point of convergence for presentations that often signal directions, languages, and repertoires that have yet to gain broader visibility. It is worth following closely what begins to appear there.
And of course, keep an eye on our content to check out the most interesting launches from the brands that make up the Novo Ambiente curatorship.
