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Camilla Guebur’s São Paulo home reveals how Brazilian modernism continues to shape contemporary living. The space underwent a major renovation led by architect Felipe Diniz, with décor by Beto Galvez and Norea De Vitto — the interiors bring together bold artworks, vintage finds, and a careful selection of design pieces.
Among the highlights, we’re pleased to spot a few familiar presences: Jorge Zalszupin’s dining chairs and the Arco Side Table by Lucas Recchia — a dialogue across generations that affirms the enduring strength of Brazilian design.
Among the highlights, we’re pleased to spot a few familiar presences: Jorge Zalszupin’s dining chairs and the Arco Side Table by Lucas Recchia — a dialogue across generations that affirms the enduring strength of Brazilian design.