Paola Ribeiro — Memories

This year, her project, titled “Memories,” is an invitation to rediscover feelings of coziness, comfort, and well-being that are intrinsically linked to family heirlooms, combining them with modern works of art—the now. These contrasts are prominent throughout the designer’s project.
The Hug coffee table, Bhora dining table, Pelicano armchair, and Orbe lamp, distributed by Novo Ambiente, are part of the project created by Paola Ribeiro for the 2024 São Paulo Decoration Show.
Melina Romano — Caminhos Portinari

The architect’s goal is to awaken visitors’ attention to art and paths: upon entering the house, the intention is for each room to serve as a passage to various artistic manifestations. “By losing themselves in the ‘paths’ of this house, we invite people to explore and find themselves in the nuances of each expression,” explains the professional. From the paintings that fill the environments to the furniture that whispers stories, every detail was carefully selected to incite curiosity and feed the soul.
The Crio bed, Crio bench, and Pirarucu armchairs, distributed by Novo Ambiente, are part of the project created by Melina Romano for the 2024 São Paulo Decoration Show.
Rodolfo Consoli — Home Office

A 45m² space that is part of a large apartment set up on the first floor of the show, allowing visitors to experience a complete residence. Since working from home full-time or just a few days a week is no longer temporary following the pandemic, the project sought to create a comfortable, welcoming, and visually light space.
The Serpentine pendant, the KID armchair, SLIT side tables, and the George Nelson chest of drawers, distributed by Novo Ambiente, are part of the project created by Rodolfo Consoli for the 2024 São Paulo Decoration Show.
Gabriel Sabugosa — Steel House

The integration between the architectural concept and the show’s objective promises to offer a unique, immersive, and inspiring experience for architecture and interior design enthusiasts. In a total area of 89m² with 40m² of built area, the environment is an invitation to contemplation. It is an exhibition on how time is our greatest gift, and how memory and the future can be fascinating—a chance to explore how time shapes each life and reflects our essence by observing the present.
The Afinco bench, the Ferrao wall lamp, and Boia sculptures, distributed by Novo Ambiente, are part of the project created by Gabriel Sabugosa for the 2024 São Paulo Decoration Show.