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A decoração de um ambiente vai muito além da estética. Ela carrega memórias, sentimentos e histórias que tornam cada espaço único e acolhedor. Quando pensamos em plantas, não falamos apenas de verde e vida, mas de elementos que trazem personalidade e afeto para dentro de casa. É nesse universo que a decoração afetiva com plantas ganha destaque, transformando ambientes em verdadeiros refúgios de sensações e lembranças.

“I’ve always loved plants. I tried to have them all over the house—but, in everyday life, they didn’t survive. One day, while putting another one in the yard, I had a sudden inspiration: what if I grew my own plants? That’s how the first ones were born, from scraps of fabric, persistence, and imagination.”— Vanessa Lazzari Before urban jungles dominated interior design, Vanessa Lazzari already lived surrounded by greenery. But the artist, who lives in Garibaldi (RS), discover

“Plants have always been an extension of my gaze. When I realized that some wouldn't survive indoors, I decided to grow them with my own hands—so that nature could remain present, even when time or space don't cooperate. That's how the velvet plants were born: a gesture of love, color, and imagination.”— Vanessa Lazzari What began as a poetic experiment has transformed into a national trend . The Velvet Plants from the Plantae collection, created by Vanessa Lazzari , gained p

“The Bird of Paradise has always fascinated me because of the contrast between its strength and delicacy. When it bloomed in shades of pink, it became a symbol of freedom and dreams. It's a plant that translates the movement of the gaze—the desire to see beauty even where the world seems gray.”— Vanessa Lazzari In 2022, the Vanessa Lazzari Creative Studio was featured in the Suvinil Reveals 22 survey, being highlighted in an article in Casa Cláudia magazine with its botanical

Designed by Ryberg Arquitetura + Dóris Poli Arquitetura, Studio Inspira is the venue for InspiraCast, the first podcast to be broadcast from inside the exhibition. “Creating the Off-White Banana Plants was an exercise in lightness and listening. I wanted to translate the natural movement of the leaves into a silent language, where white could reveal the texture, the shadow, and the breath of the space. These are plants that don't compete with the environment... they accompany