A MULTISENSORY DESIGN EXPERIENCE AT CASAS PROJECT 2026

The brand presented a curated furnishing concept focused on materiality, comfort, and versatility.

During CASAS Project 2026, Adriana Hoyos introduced an immersive installation that explored how design can be experienced through form, color, and materiality, placing furniture at the core of the narrative.

Built on Eclectic Modernism, Warm Industrial, and Sophisticated Comfort, the proposal creates a cohesive space with timeless seating and layered textures. Some of the standout pieces include the LUA Lounge Chair in black leather and the Rumba Chair in warm golden tones.

The composition emphasized the role of furnishings in shaping both atmosphere and function. Proportions, upholstery, and finishes worked together to create visual rhythm, while graphic rugs and tactile materials reinforced the spatial identity .

Color was approached as a defining element of the experience. Through a palette developed in collaboration with Andrea Pérez Hoyos, the installation demonstrated how material and color choices can transform the perception and character of each piece while maintaining a unified language .