Tom Sachs reinterprets Chanel’s iconic 31 Rue Cambon through his handmade aesthetic in New York. At his Centre Street studio, luxury is recreated using plywood, paint and everyday materials. Thirty-one Chanel-inspired suits and accessories reveal a playful mix of couture and bricolage. The contrast between humble materials and luxury codes challenges traditional ideas of value and craftsmanship. The result is a witty yet meticulous dialogue between haute couture, design and handmade production.

In the heart of Curitiba, the capital of Paraná and a laboratory of urban sustainability, stands Casa 17-JB, a villa that weaves architecture with nature, Italy with Brazil. Designed by architect Luiz Volpato the villa creates a dialogue between lush vegetation and brutalism softened by citations from the Italian school.