
digital agency headquarters in southern brazil by henrique steyer
the office interior conveys the avant-garde DNA of the company through selected works of art and design.
digital agency headquarters in southern brazil by henrique steyer
all images courtesy of henrique steyer
located in novo hamburgo, a city near porto alegre in southern brazil, henrique steyer has conceived and executed the interior design of a digital agency’s headquarters. ‘the clients were looking for something really different and bold to convey the avant-garde DNA of the company, that caters to customers in varied market segments,’ steyer notes. classical walls, with plaster paneling make a stark contrast with the contemporary furniture and designer lamps. the blindfolded pietá painting, signed by the fictional artist mark gary adams (and created by steyer himself), was on the cover of brazilian’s vogue living anniversary edition in 2013 and drew the attention of the client to the creator’s work.

blind pieta by mark gary adams

closeup of the artwork by mark gary adams and antique chair

reception, with pink lacquered doors and high back chairs
signed pieces such as philippe starck‘s ‘gun lamp’, frank gehry‘s ‘wiggle chair’, and ron gilad‘s ‘dear ingo lamp’ are highlights of the decor. the doors were lacquered in high gloss pink. in the reception, an antique baccarat lamp shines alongside the front desk in futuristic style created by henrique. high back chairs work as thrones for the visitors.

the gun lamp and wiggle chair in the office

reception area with a desk designed by steyer
in the meeting room, the ‘nemo chair, by italian designer fabio novembre, creates a hierarchy during business meetings. according to steyer, ‘it’s clear that whoever sits on it exerts power over the others, due to the commanding presence of the chair.’ in the same room, two tables, black and white, seat the guests. chairs signed by phillipe starck, also in black and white, complete the scene. a massive french mirror reflect those who arrive, and by its side, a painting of a black carmen miranda, part of the ‘what if?’ series, created by steyer to expose racism in the world.

closeup of nemo chair and antique mirror

pink panel in meeting room

hallway filled with quotes
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