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Leticia Cardoso
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The Return of Dark Wood
After years of pale woods and minimalist interiors, dark wood is making a return. Walnut, mahogany, and smoked oak bring warmth, depth, and character to contemporary spaces.
This reflects a global shift toward richer colors, craftsmanship, and classical references. According to the 1stDibs 2026 Designer Trends Survey, 33% of designers identified chocolate brown as a leading color trend—almost twice the 17% recorded in 2022. The study also found that 85% sourced vintage pieces in 2025.
People now want homes that feel personal, timeless, and grounded. Yet this is not simply a return to the past: dark wood is being reinterpreted through clean lines and contemporary materials.
Perhaps dark wood never went out of style—we are simply learning to appreciate it again.
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Interior Design| Bedroom
Created as a private retreat, the bedroom prioritizes comfort, tranquility, and emotional well-being. Soft materials, a restrained palette, and thoughtful spatial planning contribute to a restorative atmosphere.
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Interior Design| Walk in closet
More than a storage space, the walk-in closet was designed to bring organization and clarity to everyday life. A balanced layout maximizes accessibility while maintaining a refined and cohesive aesthetic.
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Interior Design| Living Area
Designed as the social heart of the home, the living area balances comfort, connection, and visual harmony. The layout encourages interaction while creating a calm and welcoming environment for everyday living.
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Design de Interiores| Cozinha
A functional and inviting kitchen designed to support daily routines with efficiency and ease. Clean lines, optimized circulation, and thoughtful material selections create a timeless and practical space.
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