Discover the collections signed by architects and designers

Expo Revestir 2024 brought a series of innovative launches, highlighting the collaboration between renowned brands and talented architects and designers. Here are some of the highlights of the event:

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Deca Care

Deca has launched the Deca Care range, designed to combine aesthetics and accessibility. Developed in partnership with architects Mariana Quinelato and Flavia Ranieri, specialists in inclusive architecture, this line features products that increase mobility and offer users greater safety, bringing a new look to accessible architecture.

Duratex You

Duratex has presented five new patterns for the Duratex You range, using exclusive digital printing technology. One highlight is the Tribus panel, created by Denise Zuba, which is inspired by ancestry and natural, simple forms. Denise, who heads one of Brasilia's leading architecture firms, has created a piece that reflects naturalness and simplicity of form.

Portinari and Alex Hanazaki

Portinari has unveiled the Hana collection, the result of a collaboration with landscape designer Alex Hanazaki. This collection consists of hollow architectural concrete elements, available in four colors, which bring a touch of nature and sophistication to environments.

Roca and Rodrigo Ohtake

The partnership between Roca and Rodrigo Ohtake, son of renowned architect Ruy Ohtake, has resulted in two new models of washbasins. Inspired by the contours of the milk-cup flower and Ruy Ohtake's architectural legacy, these pieces feature fluid, organic lines that recall the simplicity and perfection of nature.

Portobello and Isay Weinfeld

Isay Weinfeld, one of the greatest contemporary architects, has designed two lines of coverings for Portobello. The Bordas modular cement line, which evokes the imperfection of the handmade with its robust surface slabs and irregular contours. And the Folia collection, which was produced by incorporating small visible grains into the colored mass.

Roca Naked

Roca has also launched the Nu collection of single lever mixers, created by the award-winning Studio Inma Bermúdez. Developed by Spanish designer Inma Bermúdez and German architect Moritz Krefter, this versatile range offers a variety of color options to complement customers' personal style, adding versatility and elegance to the brand's portfolio.

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