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A fine art gallery-like ambiance, vast open spaces, extensive wooden cladding, large pieces of furniture, and plasticity of shapes- what it is? You guessed – a contemporary Brazilian home design project.

Two apparently contradictory projects reveal the infinite possible opportunities offered by Living Divani design to the world of residential Contract. Male and female, ethereal and urban, rigorous and relaxing, they are characters capable of coexisting in the same style, thanks to its neutral shapes and artisanal details, which can be customized as desired in the choice of finishings.

A dramatic lighting collection originally designed by Michael Anastassiades for New York’s legendary Four Seasons restaurant, Coordinates features a series of interlocking linear LED luminaires that take their formal inspiration from the mathematical precision of the Cartesian grid, illuminated and expanded to three brilliant dimensions

Glass spheres are strung up on a circular metal frame to create Hubble Bubble, a light designed by Marcel Wanders studio for Dutch design brand Moooi, which aims to capture the childhood joy of blowing soap bubbles.

Designed by architect Pete Kennon of Melbourne-based studio Kennon+ for a young family of five, this four bedroom home seamlessly combines a quaint Victorian cottage with a modern, concrete extension of minimalist grace and formalist rigour. Developed in close collaboration with its owners, award-winning hairdresser Joey Scandizzo and his wife, TV personality Jane Scandizzo, the house is a direct architectural response to the couple’s lifestyle and sensibilities, reflecting Kennon’s exploration of the relationship between architecture, memory and identity.