SAVAGE CUSHIONS: Bossa Home Collection

For our SP-Arte debut, we unveil a vision where design is stripped of its formal constraints. Under the SAVAGE label, creative director Renata Correa revives the visceral atmosphere of the 1970s, transposing the couture-led concept of desire onto the domestic stage. This capsule collection of cushions serves as the definitive provocative accessory for untamed compositions; its 100% down feather interior makes disobedience possible, bypassing all resistance to invite the body into total surrender.

The textile curation, born from a sensory immersion in Marrakech, draws on the rigor of houses such as Dedar, Loro Piana, Rogers & Goffigon, and Larsen to narrate a story of impulse and mystery. Inspired by the bold interiors of Saint Laurent, Pierre Cardin, and Gabriella Crespi, jacquard velvets stage a “feline conflict”—where tiger stripes dissolve into dynamic abstractions—while archaic labyrinths evoke the sophistication of 1920s speakeasies. From the raw tactility of virgin wool to the shimmer of velvets emulating the flow of the tides, these pieces are tools for a visceral ultra-comfort.

Renata’s research and vision proved so potent that they became the overarching spine of our entire curatorial project—weaving layers of culture and interpretation that unite the rigor of Italian masters, the ancient textures of Beni Rugs, and the playful lyricism of India Mahdavi. In this territory, elegance does not live in the pose, but in the permission to let go and be molded by the material, establishing the definitive dialogue between the freedom to dare and the rigor of craftsmanship.

SAVAGE is the refinement that finally grants us permission to be wild.