Latin American interior designer and designer Adriana Hoyos brings her furniture collection to Spain for the first time that yesterday were presented at Portobellostreet.es., from where from now on they will get to acquire the furniture of this renowned interior designer.
After 28 years practicing both interior and furniture design, Adriana Hoyos It is a Latin American symbol of contemporary decoration.
Based in Miami, Adriana has a long career as interior designer throughout America and has signed more than 800 projects These include luxury residences, offices, homes, and hotels such as Marriott, Hilton, Starwood, Swissotel, and Trump.
Adriana’s interiors are characterized by a unique style – timeless, warm and sophisticated – both in interior design and furniture design. In his projects and in his furniture, he expresses and rescues his Latin American roots, combining comfort, talent and daring in each of his pieces born by his passion for design.
Rumba Collection: a fusion of rhythm, design and comfort
Rumba is the latest and eleventh furniture collection by the designer who is co-designed with her daughter Andrea Pérez, creative director of the firm. A collection that is synonymous with joy, rhythm and timelessness with pieces that merge Latino design with international vision and reflect a luxurious and comfortable lifestyle.
It is a collection inspired by the characteristics of the musical genre that bears his name, the marimbas, drums and the movement of women’s dresses as they dance reason why the curve and the ergonomic forms are one of its most characteristic aspects.
The individual characteristics of the upholstery evoke the shape and contours of the well-known boats of cattail, a symbol of pre-Columbian South American civilization. Further, roundness and sinuous curves interpret the drum that represents the roots and contemporary expressions of the rumba rhythm. Upholstery fabric options include an exquisite combination of vibrant colors, textures, and versatile patterns.
Ten Collection: The fusion of aesthetics from the 70s with functionality
The collection Have reinvents modern architecture in furniture design taking inspiration from the architectural works of creative geniuses like Oscar Niemeyer Y Zaha Hadid. A mixture of the aesthetic and the functional that, in addition, incorporates forms of nature, the avant-garde and innovation to create a sophisticated and authentic collection with a clear essence of the 70s.
A collection that represents luxury through designs created for those who enjoy life with splendor and who appreciate avant-garde trends, bold silhouettes and limitless design.
Via Portobellostreet.es
Latin American interior designer and designer Adriana Hoyos brings her furniture collection to Spain for the first time that yesterday were presented at Portobellostreet.es., from where from now on they will get to acquire the furniture of this renowned interior designer.
After 28 years practicing both interior and furniture design, Adriana Hoyos It is a Latin American symbol of contemporary decoration.
Based in Miami, Adriana has a long career as interior designer throughout America and has signed more than 800 projects These include luxury residences, offices, homes, and hotels such as Marriott, Hilton, Starwood, Swissotel, and Trump.
Adriana’s interiors are characterized by a unique style – timeless, warm and sophisticated – both in interior design and furniture design. In his projects and in his furniture, he expresses and rescues his Latin American roots, combining comfort, talent and daring in each of his pieces born by his passion for design.
Rumba Collection: a fusion of rhythm, design and comfort
Rumba is the latest and eleventh furniture collection by the designer who is co-designed with her daughter Andrea Pérez, creative director of the firm. A collection that is synonymous with joy, rhythm and timelessness with pieces that merge Latino design with international vision and reflect a luxurious and comfortable lifestyle.
It is a collection inspired by the characteristics of the musical genre that bears his name, the marimbas, drums and the movement of women’s dresses as they dance reason why the curve and the ergonomic forms are one of its most characteristic aspects.
The individual characteristics of the upholstery evoke the shape and contours of the well-known boats of cattail, a symbol of pre-Columbian South American civilization. Further, roundness and sinuous curves interpret the drum that represents the roots and contemporary expressions of the rumba rhythm. Upholstery fabric options include an exquisite combination of vibrant colors, textures, and versatile patterns.
Ten Collection: The fusion of aesthetics from the 70s with functionality
The collection Have reinvents modern architecture in furniture design taking inspiration from the architectural works of creative geniuses like Oscar Niemeyer Y Zaha Hadid. A mixture of the aesthetic and the functional that, in addition, incorporates forms of nature, the avant-garde and innovation to create a sophisticated and authentic collection with a clear essence of the 70s.
A collection that represents luxury through designs created for those who enjoy life with splendor and who appreciate avant-garde trends, bold silhouettes and limitless design.
Via Portobellostreet.es
