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Conversation pits were a popular feature in the 1970s, designed as sunken seating areas where people could gather and chat in a relaxed, informal setting. Often built into living rooms or lounges, these pits were usually surrounded by low walls or cushions, creating a cozy, intimate atmosphere. They reflected the era’s emphasis on casual, open... See more

Madonna del Monte tables by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, c. 2021

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I keep exploring this sref as a way to study how form, light, and material interact in secluded, modernist environments. It allows me to revisit familiar visual language—glass blocks, deep shadows, overgrown greenery—while pushing it subtly into more atmospheric, introspective territory.

São Paulo truly hides masterpieces! ✨ Architect Abrahão Sanovicz Home circa 1976 Photos by Nelson Kon