Michelangelo Mármores do Brasil®️ celebrates 35 years of history and 10 years at Expo Revestir with an immersive stand designed by architect Marcos Bertoldi

In 2025, Michelangelo Mármores do Brasil®️ will be celebrating two important milestones: 35 years of history and a decade of participation in Expo Revestir, the largest flooring event in Latin America, which takes place from March 10 to 14 at the São Paulo Expo.

Recognized for the excellence and timelessness of its Brazilian marble, the brand from Paraná is preparing a unique experience for visitors, reaffirming its commitment to innovation, art and sustainability. For Michelangelo, the fair goes beyond a showcase; it is a time to strengthen ties with strategic clients and consolidate its position as a reference in the market. "Expo Revestir is the epicenter of national architecture and design, attracting the sector's leading professionals. In this edition, we want to highlight the greatness of Brazilian marble and its ability to inspire unique creations. We are proud to celebrate this trajectory with a projeto that unites history, art and design," says Priscila Fleischfresser, CEO of Michelangelo.

Photo: Napoleon Bordeaux® marble in a room at the Rosewood Hotel.

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Projeto stand was designedby Marcos Bertoldi

With 60 m², the largest stand ever presented by Michelangelo at the fair, the space was designed by renowned architect Marcos Bertoldi, from Paraná, with a career spanning 43 years, more than 100 works and numerous awards under his belt. Inspired by Italian Romanesque architecture and the work of Swiss architect Mario Botta, the projeto stands out as an immersive installation, taking visitors on a sensory journey.

"Our aim is to transport the public to a universe of sensations, highlighting the magnificence and versatility of Michelangelo marble, while celebrating Brazil's cultural and natural wealth," says Priscila.

Externally, the stand features a minimalist structure in pure white, with White Marble Michelangelo®️, which contrasts with the visual bustle of the fair. Inside, references to medieval Gothic and Romanesque architecture, reinterpreted in a contemporary way, mix with vibrant shades of red, tubular shapes and an artistic atmosphere reminiscent of a living organism. In the center of the space, a fragmented marble bench with a laser-cut appearance symbolizes the fusion of tradition and innovation.

Michelangelo 's exclusive marbles take center stage on the stand, applied in innovative ways:

- White Michelangelo®: appears at the entrance and on the outside, emphasizing its purity and elegance. Also used inside, together with Napoleon Bordeaux®.

- Grigio Michelangelo®: used in secondary access, it combines sophistication and versatility with its grey tone and white veins, ideal for flooring, fireplaces and panels.

- Napoleon Bordeaux®: is predominant on the bench, with its striking red and white and brown veins, guaranteeing exclusivity to the room. Used extensively in the interior of the space, together with Branco Michelangelo®.

These marbles, extracted and processed in Brazil, are known for their high resistance, low porosity and unique beauty. Works such as the Alvorada and Planalto Palaces in Brasilia and the Cidade Matarazzo in São Paulo use the Michelangelo brand, which combines tradition and modernity.

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Michelangelo Mármores Service - Expo Revestir 2025

Location: São Paulo Expo Pavilion, Rod. dos Imigrantes, km 1.5. Stand N 47.

Date: March 10th to 14th

Opening hours: Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. / Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. / Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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About Michelangelo Mármores do Brasil

With 35 years of pioneering marble mining in Paraná, Michelangelo stands out for the quality of its marble and its vertical structure, which integrates extraction, processing and marketing. Its own quarries and sustainable practices value local labor. The brand's exclusive marbles: Branco Michelangelo®, Grigio Michelangelo®, Napoleon Bordeaux® and Nero Michelangelo®, have unique geological compositions, such as hardness, low porosity and absorption, which increases their use in the most diverse projects.

Marble from Michelangelo®️ can be found in historic buildings such as the Iguaçu Palace in Curitiba, the Alvorada and Planalto Palaces, the Federal Supreme Court and the Cathedral in Brasilia - all of which contributed to the evolution of modernist architecture in the country. In São Paulo, its exclusive patterns and seal of authenticity can be seen at Cidade Matarazzo, as well as the restoration of the Pinacoteca. The Fairmont and Emiliano hotels in Rio de Janeiro also add to the list of emblematic addresses.

Available for sale in Brazil and abroad, the brand's marbles combine beauty, durability and authenticity, consolidating its position in the global market.

Find out more atmichelangelo or on Instagram @michelangelomarmoresdobrasil.

About Marcos Bertoldi

Graduating in Architecture and Urbanism from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná in 1982, Marcos Bertoldi specialized in Landscape Architecture in the same year. After a period of studying and traveling in the United States and Europe, he founded his own office in 1984, currently based in Curitiba and São Paulo.

Bertoldi taught from 1985 to 1987 at PUC-PR and from 2002 to 2016 at Positivo University, working on undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Architecture and Interior Design. Recognized nationally and internationally, he has won awards such as: winner of the competition for the German Portal in Curitiba (1992), a monument paying homage to German colonization in the state of Paraná and 1st Prize XV Brazilian Congress of Architects - Interior Architecture Category (1997), as well as being named by Architectural Digest in 2010 as one of the 100 most influential architects in the world.

His projects have been published in almost 200 magazines and books. Highlights include the cover of the German magazine MD Interior|Design|Architecture (2014) and the exclusive program "Casa Brasileira" (2015) on the GNT channel, which celebrated his contributions to Brazilian residential architecture. In 2019, he launched his first book, curated by Carlos Eduardo Comas and designed by Julio Mariutti, documenting his 35-year career in architecture, interiors and landscaping. One of his projects also featured in the second season of the Netflix series "The Mechanism", as the residence of the character Ricardo Bretch.

Bertoldi is a reference for uniting functionality, aesthetics and innovation in projects that value modernism and timeless design. More information: https://marcosbertoldi.com.br/ @marcosbertoldi_arquitetos

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