Brazilian Interiors That Use Organic Shapes to Challenge Straight Lines
Picture: Felco
Written by Giovana Martino | Translated by Diogo Simões
The rationality of orthogonal shapes dominates architecture, despite grand gestures that have sought to oppose themselves throughout history. In large-scale production, the right angles, repetition and modularity of the block or grid of pillars help in the efficiency of construction, despite reproducing the same spatial solutions. Unlike buildings, interior architecture can propose alternatives to break this rationality, whether from partitions or decorative objects.