SerpaSammea Vilarinho and Nando de Sousa at the window of their newly opened studio in Silvânia. Photo: Sammea Vilarinho Arquitetura New Home for Wood’s Quiet Craft Rises in Silvânia, Designed…
SerpaAndré Andrade, founder of Estúdio Rervi. 📸 Photo: Ítalo Lelis Brazilian collectible design blurs lines with art, gains momentum in fairs and galleries nationwide Where the Border Dissolves Lines between…
SerpaCopenhagen United Sound, Light and Historic Architecture at 3daysofdesign 2026 : Photo: Courtesy Architect Gabi Almeida attended the June edition in the Danish capital and shared with Arch Gallery &…
SerpaGustavo Euzébio and Maria Luiza.Credit: Estúdio Pinhalimão Atelier founded by Gustavo Euzébio and Maria Luiza debuts with five hand-carved objects in four native species, blending original design with artisanal production…
SerpaOlya Kocherhan poses with two of her hand-embroidered compositions in her studio. Photo: Courtesy From Ukraine, the artist weaves geometries that invite pause and contemplative observation Ukrainian textile artist Olya…
SerpaBrasília-based studio designs Living Ritmo Vital, an 83-square-meter space divided into four sensory zones featuring pieces by Indigenous artisans from the Xingu region and natural Brazilian materials SÃO PAULO –…
SerpaA arch marks the entrance to “O Banho da Saudade,” the installation by architect Bruno Borges at CASACOR São Paulo 2026. (Photo: MCA Estúdio) Named “O Banho da Saudade” (“The…
SerpaA 74-square-meter installation traces memory, silence and belonging through a 1951 piano, a Fibonacci-inspired stained glass window and a bid for carbon-neutral certification SÃO PAULO – Architect Rafaella Manso presents…
SerpaA vaulted window framed in velvet curtains anchors the kitchen, with original parquet flooring running underfoot. Photo: Vitor Guilherme The studio’s “Reflexões Intemporais” occupies 40 square meters inside a heritage-listed…
SerpaA spiral staircase in eggplant-toned lacquer rises before the house’s 4,000-book library, with a vintage armchair, a round daybed and a coffee table anchoring the seating area below. Photo :…
SerpaGeneral view of the passageway installation, with its draped ceiling and wood-paneled walls setting the tone for “Ilha da Alma.” CASACOR São Paulo 2026 / Nicholas Oher. Photo: Maura Mello…
SerpaA corner of the living room features pieces from the collection that engage with Janete Costa’s legacy: the Le Corbusier chaise longue an international modernist classic incorporated into the architect’s…
SerpaGeorge Nelson’s Bubble pendant hangs over the round dining table, its marble base echoing the onyx backsplash behind the stove, while a hand-painted textile brings a burst of color to…
SerpaThe living area brings together pieces of Brazilian design in dialogue with the architecture, the exhibition’s densest curatorial core.Photo Fabian Martinez The architect unveils a 250-square-meter environment in partnership with…
SerpaArchitect Rodra Cunha in the “Fantasia à Mesa” setting, inspired by French Rococo and Sofia Coppola’s film “Marie Antoinette.” Photo: André Nicolau In his second appearance at the show, architect…
SerpaThe terracotta-colored column marks the transition between the spaces and visually anchors the soapstone floor. In the foreground is the “Favela” armchair by the Campana Brothers. Photo: MCA Estúdio In…
SerpaOverview of the loft, with the kitchen in the foreground and the dining room in the background, unified by the herringbone-patterned floor that runs throughout the space.Photo: MCA Estúdio “Casa…
SerpaOverview of the “Brastemp Kitchen: A Place of Transformation” space, featuring a green Gomo sofa, a Verde Pantanal marble island, and landscaping by Renata Florence. Photo: MCA Estúdio The space…
SerpaA solid-wood table in the center of the living area reinforces the principle of universal design: a space that accommodates different body types, rhythms, and ways of living. Photo: Édson…
SerpaMarta Martins in the space she designed for CASACOR São Paulo 2026, the green marble bar and rattan partition visible behind her. The studio she founded in 2006 marks its…
SerpaAn aerial view of GABRIEL 1825, situated on Alameda Gabriel Monteiro da Silva. Architect Isay Weinfeld’s design strategy masterfully arranges the building’s three stories to carve out a 16,000-square-foot central…
SerpaThe comfort island of Espaço Gênese centers on an organic chaise longue in bouclé fabric, framed by an arched window overlooking Parque da Água Branca and a series of small…
SerpaView of the entrance corridor leading into the Bathroom/Art Gallery environment. Photo: Adriana Barbosa. In 129 square feet (12 square meters), the São Paulo-based architect transforms an intimate space into…
SerpaGeneral view of “Tramas e Transbordos” showing the central panel “Onde a Terra Transborda” by Samia Bilachi, the draped green fabric canopy and the curved shelving unit. Photo: Felipe Cuine…
SerpaArchitect Isabella Nalon stands at the turntable in A Poética do Ritmo, her 480-square-foot installation at CASACOR São Paulo 2026. The project unfolds across three connected sectors: a music room,…
SerpaCo-Living Chiquitano at CASACOR São Paulo 2026: the vaulted vinyl ceiling evokes the barrel vaults of the Chiquitania’s historic Jesuit churches. Photo: Carolina Mossin Eduardo Baldelomar signs a 32-square-meter space…
SerpaJardim Respiro occupies 3,230 square feet at Parque da Água Branca, welcoming visitors with native species from four Brazilian biomes, organic decks and a bamboo geodesic dome. Photo: Courtesy CASACOR…
SerpaBeyond the Tagus Collection: TALHA · Ferreira de Sá · Alentejo, Portugal Founded in 1946 in Espinho, Ferreira de Sá preserves four artisanal techniques, uses certified sustainable materials and exports…
SerpaSaudade Collection — design by Marcus Camargo for Decoralle North America’s largest contemporary design fair runs May 17-19 at the Javits Center under the theme “Common Ground” NEW YORK — The…
SerpaAnnabelle Portz — ophthalmologist and artist, Hamburg, Germany. German ophthalmologist Annabelle Portz transforms her clinical experience into abstract painting and questions where diagnosis ends and creation begins By Samuel Serpa…
SerpaOfficial poster of The Soul of Objects exhibition, on view at the GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts in Leipzig, Germany, from May 7 through Sept.27, 2026. Curated by Argentine journalist…
SerpaA panoramic view of the installation reveals the elevated terracotta platform, the rounded bouclé sofa in the living area, and the interlocking ceramic brick partition wall. / Studioark Design .…
SerpaBelchior Almeida and Paula Martins in front of the large-scale painting that anchors the private quarters of Casa Corcovado. Photo Larissa Noé Project by architect Paula Martins represents Rio de…
SerpaStacy Solodkin in her Los Angeles studio with two of her porcelain sculptures. Artist discovered clay during the pandemic and, in four years, secured representation in New York, Chicago and…
SerpaOverview of the ‘Caminho dos Rios’ loft, featuring a neon installation and Amazonian vegetation at the entrance. Photo: Studio Tuca Designed by Studio Tuca, the architecture and design firm led…
SerpaThe living room bookshelf, lined with handcrafted objects, ceramics, and books, set against a warm yellow wall that anchors the entire space. Mangaba Estúdio represents Sergipe at the BAB with…
SerpaScholar’s Rock, 2025. Stoneware, earthenware, glazes. 50 × 60 × 35 cm. Photo: Noa Chernichovsky. For the Jerusalem-born artist, every crack in a sidewalk, every layer of peeling paint, every…
SerpaLaurie Demir (LORIG) — Press photo Having won five awards in 2025, French artist and designer Laurie Demir will exhibit Kami-Kami at Milan Design Week in April 2026; the biodegradable…
SerpaLada Donchenko in her studio, holding one of her Empath Ceramics sculptures. Photo: Empath Ceramics Lada Donchenko, creator of the Empath Ceramics project, presents clay sculptures produced through up to…
Bea Berg Based in Lyon, France, Bea Berg stepped away from two decades of large-scale architectural projects across Europe to devote herself entirely to art. Her work fuses minimalist photography…
Maria Diletta Rondoni in her studio. Photo: courtesy of the artist Maria Diletta Rondoni exhibits internationally and, in 2026, heads to Jingdezhen, the historic world capital of porcelain, in China…
Vitaliy Krasutskyy at one of his exhibitions in Lviv. Photo: personal archive Self-taught artist Vitaliy Krasutskyy creates sculptures that explore anxiety, catharsis, and the human condition in shows ranging from…
Michele Wharton The curatorial platform presents the exhibition “Roots in Permanence: Ancestry as Collective Future” through March 15, as part of the official São Paulo Design Week circuit, with panel…
The Iraqi artist based in Norway presents Frozen Light at Kunstnerforbundet in Oslo, an exhibition that brings together Mesopotamian memory and the geometry of nature in high-fired ceramic sculptures Dozens…
Ceramic beings – Photo Pim Top Quin Scholten creates ceramic sculptures that refuse the status of object and propose a new mode of encounter between humans and things Dutch artist…
El encanto de las ruinas With “Textiles del mar,” “Cero Zen,” “El encanto de las ruinas,” and “Cargas Peligrosas,” Argentine artist Sofia Donovan has mapped in clay and textile the…
Kha Bamba Winner of the 2025 Singulart Art Prize, Kha Bamba erases the faces of his figures to reveal something greater: the collective identity of a pan-African culture in motion…
Sofia Gallo The Argentine artist translates the rhythms of the organic world into abstraction and exhibits her work in museums and galleries across three countries Sofía Gallo, an Argentine artist…
“Folded Radiance” A PhD in Biology, Simcha Even-Chen Subverts Traditional Logic and Builds Works Directly During the Firing Process Israeli ceramicist Simcha Even-Chen has developed a singular artistic practice that…
UMI (Natural red clay modeled without molds, single piece, double fired at 1050°C, glazed) Inspired by the work of British photographer Jimmy Nelson and educated at the University UOC, the…
Kallia Panopoulou Kallia Panopoulou weaves Greek mythology, personal memory, and environmental urgency into sculptures found in luxury hotels, international galleries, and the collection of the Benaki Museum A cornucopia that…
Founder of ZEECERAMICS studio, Zeljana Vidovic builds each piece by hand, in coils, without molds and without rushing, and it is precisely this refusal of industrial speed that attracts brands…
Jacqueline Schapiro Clay, porcelain, and lava from Chile in the hands of Jacqueline Schapiro, member of the AIC/IAC and the Homo Faber Guide, become sculptures that evoke ten thousand years…
Jana Van Ongevalle Belgian artist transforms abstract structures into ceramics, drawing, and installation, questioning the boundaries between function, form, and humor. Belgian visual artist Jana Van Ongevalle has spent more…
South Korean-born and Canada-based, Joon Hee Kim has accumulated international awards and works in institutional collections around the world Joon Hee Kim has built one of the most singular trajectories…
Gaby Młynarczyk, winner of the Charlotte Fraser Prize 2024 and artist in residence at the University for the Creative Arts, transforms discarded ceramic fragments into sculptures that evoke the Great…
Elizabeth Dychter, a member of the International Academy of Ceramics, answers that question with kilns, porcelain, and a deeply unsettling new series about the limits of human sanity. A piece…
Yuriy Musatov Yuriy Musatov, who won second prize at the Manises Biennial in 2024, creates hybrid and alien-like figures as a metaphor for exile and migration. Ukrainian ceramist Yuriy Musatov,…
Kristina Austi The Lithuanian-Norwegian artist who trains algorithms with real textures Kristina Austi, a textile artist born in Lithuania and based in Bergen, Norway, has developed a unique method for working with…
Trude Westby Nordmark Trude Westby Nordmark is represented in Shigaraki, Japan, Foshan, China, and the oldest applied arts museum in Scandinavia Norwegian ceramist and sculptor Trude Westby Nordmark has built…
Norwegian Ingeborg Elieson Has Works in the National Museum and Critically Engages with Tradition of Valuing Raw Materials Ingeborg Elieson transforms what most people discard into art objects. The Norwegian…
Hand-spinning and Sprang braiding techniques used for over a thousand years in Norway gain contemporary dimension in Liilian Saksi’s works Textile artist Liilian Saksi, 36, has developed a creative process…
Agder workshop perpetuates knowledge transmitted through generations since the Viking Age to the present day KjellmanChapin Smeder, founded in 2017 in the village of Nes Verk in the Agder region…
Trained in Sweden and with artist residencies in five countries, the Norwegian artist’s work is part of museum collections in Europe and the United States At 3 years old, Ida…
Tuva Gonsholt Norwegian artist combines nature-inspired work with technical experimentation in pieces featured in international collections Visual artist Tuva Gonsholt lives and works in Skien, Norway, where she has maintained…
Daniela Kronvall Daniela Kronvall Combines Psychology Research with Art to Explore Human Behavior and Perception Swedish artist Daniela Kronvall develops a contemporary artistic practice that operates at the intersection of…
Celia Piquer Tilecito reinterprets Valencian ceramic language through 3D printing, artisanal finishing and retro-futuristic aesthetics NEW YORK — Tilecito was born from an unusual combination: the scientific rigor of a…
Mohammed Soudy Recognized with a Multicultural Fellowship in the USA, Mohammed Soudy Creates Pieces that Combine Technical Innovation in Glazes and Social Criticism in a 25-Year Career Egyptian ceramist Mohammed…
Sophie Inard Based in Paris, she joins exhibition on sports at Nerman Museum during FIFA World Cup in Kansas City and presents monumental work in France NEW YORK – French…
Rondina Al’m’ar Three Portuguese companies create Rondina Al’m’ar, a chair that combines traditional carpentry, contemporary textile art, and manual tapestry with materials regenerated from fishing nets The Rondina Al’m’ar chair…
Carolina Pavetto Carolina Pavetto unites five Argentine provinces in a project that preserves indigenous iconography and solves the sheep wool crisis Entrepreneur Carolina Pavetto developed with Mantara a business model…
Walter Yu Berlin-trained ceramist, joins list of ten laureates at Belgian fair and will receive solo exhibition in 2027 Chinese ceramist Walter Yu, was announced as one of the ten…
Uriel Caspi Based in the Netherlands, the 30-year-old ceramicist combines ancestral techniques with digital fabrication in large-scale installations inspired by archaeological remains Uriel Caspi, transforms clay into temporal bridges. His…
Santiago Insignares-Martínez Santiago Insignares-Martínez is among ten selected for international prize; trained in Germany, participated in biennial in South Kore Colombian artist based in Germany, Santiago Insignares-Martínez, was announced as…
Marie Pic Marie Pic, trained at ENSAD Limoges, wins Art Prize 2026 with sculptures blending architecture and nature French ceramicist Marie Pic, was one of ten laureates of the Art…
Ninon Hivert Ninon Hivert’s work captures abandoned clothing and accessories; mimetic technique has led to exhibitions since 2019 French artist Ninon Hivert , has been selected as a laureate of…
Lorie Ballage Lorie Ballage explores the fluidity of water to question rigid structures of contemporary existence NEW YORK – French visual artist Lorie Ballage, 31, was awarded the Art Prize…
Kira Fröse German artist transforms mundane materials into tactile installations that challenge the traditional distance between viewer and artwork NEW YORK – “I need to touch this.” The phrase that…
Faye Papargyropoulou Faye Papargyropoulou left a 20-year career in advertising to dedicate herself to creating unique pieces that challenge traditional standards of beauty and functionality NEW YORK — Greek designer…
Danny Cremers Trained in fashion at Central Saint Martins, ceramicist participated in Ceramic Brussels and will undertake residency at center of excellence in the Netherlands NEW YORK – Dutch ceramicist…
Angelika Stefaniak Angelika Stefaniak explores tactile and sensitive forms that oscillate between sculpture and functional object NEW YORK – Angelika Stefaniak, a Polish visual artist born in 1997 in the…
HARRY NURIEV_Maison&Objet Jan2026_©Anne-Emmanuelle Thion Harry Nuriev advocates for creative reuse of objects in manifesto presented at Parisian design fair NEW YORK – Harry Nuriev, chosen by Maison&Objet as Designer of…
Juan Pablo Lascurain Paper sculptures celebrate impermanence and challenge the monumentality of traditional art Architect Juan Pablo Lascurain, 34, born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, created Mugak, an artistic project that redefines…
Photo: Disclosure / Casa Oxente “A Nordeste do Nordeste” Brings Together Works that Propose a Shift in Perspective on Artistic Productions from the Region, Prioritizing Authorship and Worldviews Over Pre-established…
Carolin Kreutzer Based in Stuttgart, artist investigates perception and relationships through abstract language Visual artist Carolin Kreutzer, born in Hamburg and based in the Stuttgart region of Germany, has established…
CAMILA MONTURIL From studio to museums: sculptural embroidery dialogues with body, material, and environment in group shows BRASÍLIA, BRAZIL – Designer and artist Camilla Monturil, from Candonba studio, who has…
ELMAR_TRENKWALDER International fair dedicated to contemporary ceramics takes place January 21-25 in Brussels, spotlighting Spain and honoring Austrian artist Elmar Trenkwalder The third edition of Ceramic Brussels, the first international…
Maria Torcello Influenced by Jung, Argentine artist creates organic forms that reveal hidden aspects of the human soul Argentine sculptor Maria Torcello, born in Buenos Aires, has dedicated more than…
Roksolana Hudoba-Haluzka Ukrainian artist Roksolana Hudoba-Haluzka presents unique pieces that combine 17th-century technique with contemporary design The exhibition “Ukrainian Neo-Folklore: From Archaic Roots Through Modernism to Boho-Funk” brings together 45…
Tetiana Krasutska Tetiana Krasutska creates object that transforms instinct into strength and sensitivity Ukrainian designer and artist Tetiana Krasutska, from ZEMNA studio, is presenting the DYM chair from January 15…
KANAE BRIANDET© MARION SAUPIN Designer Kanaé briandet uses Tomioka Cocoons and traditional Passementerie in textile creations MASSY, France – Designer Kanaé Briandet-Amano, born in Shizuoka (Japan), has transformed silk cocoons…
Cláudio Henrique, from Pilar (AL), is the only one in the state to produce pieces on a miniature scale; award-winning work has been featured at Fenearte, in China and at…
Natura Ceramica, owned by Andriy and Olesya Voznicki, transforms textures and irregularities into artistic identity. The ceramics studio will be present at Maison&Objet 2026. Natura Ceramica is a family studio…
Studio founded by Tetiana Krasutska and Andrew Dobryanskyi combines bionic design with ancestral archetypes and transforms interiors into spaces of presence and intuition. Studio will participate in Maison & Objet…
Former journalist Aline Angeli transforms pandemic hobby into acclaimed art career with three signature collections Aline Angeli, a journalist and illustrator who discovered her primary form of expression in ceramics…
Estúdio Cara emphasizes social integration and “invisible” kitchen to create fluid living environment at the heart of the home The Casa B+M apartment, designed by Estúdio Cara — architect Victor…
Inês Valenti develops hand-modelled pieces in her Estoril studio and seeks to expand her work into architecture projects Inês Valenti develops sculptural ceramic pieces that explore organic textures and intuitive…
Moveable wooden screens and lush vegetation create secluded urban retreat in São Paulo’s leafy Jardim Paulistano SÃO PAULO – The Jacob Saliba Residence, completed in 2024 in Jardim Paulistano, in…
Young tech professional’s home features mobile panels and three-mode lighting system for work and play São Paulo – A 62-square-metre flat in Cidade Monções, in the Berrini area, has undergone…
220-square-metre renovation combines polished concrete with aerial vegetation and iconic mid-century design Florianópolis – A 220-square-metre flat in central Florianópolis has been given new life following a radical renovation that…