Botanical Collection: Placas do Brasil transforms the Atlantic Forest into art at Expo Revestir

After great success in its first participation in last year's Expo Revestir, Placas do Brasil, a brand specializing in the production and sale of high-quality MDF panels made from 100% renewable eucalyptus forests, arrives at Expo Revestir 2026 with bold new launches in a double booth, which will feature a catwalk, an Instagram-worthy space, exclusive experiences, disruptive partnerships, and plenty of Brazilian flair.

Presenting the Botanical Collection to the public, which highlights six striking patterns and a new texture inspired by the Atlantic Forest, visitors can expect an unforgettable and unlikely encounter during the fair. Straight from the launch preview held at the Pinacoteca, Placas do Brasil brings the pieces used in its multicultural event that revealed fashion as a creative language beyond the product, expanding the sensory, aesthetic, and symbolic interpretation of its MDF patterns.

Featuring pieces by nationally and internationally renowned designer Jay Boggo, the collection also includes contributions from artist Paulo Roberto Balbino, a leading figure in the carnival scene. Check out the unique patterns used as inspiration:

Alocasia was born from observing the natural lines of the plant, translated into an exclusive design of overlapping shapes, volumes, and shadows. Inspired by the ecological role of the species in the forest, the pattern brings a sense of freshness, balance, and protection to environments. Among the functions of Alocasia is to create conditions for other species to thrive, regulate the microclimate, and protect the soil. With organic lines and a strong sensory presence, the pattern reveals the deep dialogue between design, nature, and biodiversity.

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Tauari Solar comes from the faithful scanning of natural Tauari wood slats, preserving its authenticity and visual richness. Its light and bright tone balances modernity and softness, creating light and welcoming environments. With striking cathedrals and elongated veins, it translates tropical light into a modern and naturally Brazilian aesthetic.

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Azul Atlântico comes from the meeting between the Atlantic Ocean and the Atlantic Forest, translating a living territory of transition between water, humidity, and forest. Its slightly grayish and warm blue evokes the fog, filtered light, and organic rhythm of the Brazilian coast. In environments, it creates an atmosphere of sophisticated welcome, elevating elegance and calm.

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Ipê Dourado celebrates the strength and beauty of native Brazilian wood through the faithful scanning of natural slats. Its warm golden hue highlights organic cathedral grain, revealing depth and visual nobility. Subtle nuances of green, blue, and gray tones enhance the pattern's versatility, creating natural and refined compositions.

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The latter two, presented in the new Sintonia texture, which arises from the perfect coherence between design and relief, is applied to both sides of the MDF, naturally connecting sight and touch. The synchronization between image and texture reveals pores, veins, and nuances in an organic way, enhancing the sensory realism of the surface. Double-sided, the technology expands the possibilities of use and gives projects more fluidity, aesthetic balance, and perceived value:

Carvalho Angra draws inspiration from the coves of the Atlantic Forest, transitional territories where sea and forest coexist in balance. Its cathedrals of gentle rhythm evoke natural and continuous contours, creating a serene interpretation of wood. Light and delicate, it reveals subtle nuances of color and movement, bringing lightness to environments.

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Carvalho Costeiro reveals the interaction between the forest and the ocean in coastal landscapes. Its continuous rhythm veins dialogue with the coastal climate, translating balance and naturalness. The warm and enveloping medium almond tone gains subtle nuances and shadows that create depth and an organic gradient.

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To see the pieces created by the artists in person and even try on their accessories, visit the Placas do Brasil space at Expo Revestir 2026, at booth L46. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Service | Expo Revestir 2026

March 9 to 13

March 9 and 10: Invitation only

March 11, 12, and 13: Open to trade visitors

Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Venue: São Paulo Expo Rodovia dos Imigrantes, 1.5 km, São Paulo

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About Placas do Brasil

Brazilian company specializing in the production and sale of high-quality MDF panels, produced from 100% renewable eucalyptus forests. Located in the municipality of Pinheiros, in the north of the state of Espírito Santo, in the Southeast region of Brazil, it occupies a total area of 665,000 m², with approximately 200,000 m² of built area. Its modern structure and state-of-the-art equipment result in a production capacity of 35,000 m³/month of natural MDF panels and 24,000 m³/month of coated MDF panels.

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