Artworks take center stage in interior design projects

Art has stopped merely decorating interiors to take the lead role in building the atmosphere and identity of a space.

Words by

Caíque Nucci

Words by Caíque Nucci

Editor-in-Chief

Art has stopped merely decorating interiors to take the lead role in building the atmosphere and identity of a space. Paintings, sculptures, photographs and textile pieces help create narratives, evoke sensations and establish emotional connections between spaces and people.

The shift reinforces the role of curation in interior architecture, where the artwork engages with light, proportion and materiality to define a project's character.

Complete TV · Reels

IMMENSIA, by Kati Katona

See on Instagram

From Complete

Design

Brazil's Lucas Carrara debuts at CASACOR São Paulo honoring Latin America

Create and schedule your social posts, on your own.

Meet Lyne

Caíque Nucci

Caíque Nucci is the founder, CEO and editorial director of Complete Magazine, a platform operating at the intersection of fashion, culture, technology and design in Latin America. He also leads Complete Studio, the company's immersive technology consultancy arm, with clients including L'Oréal, Renner, Kérastase, Ricardo Almeida, WeWork and Camicado. Recognised by MIT Technology Review as one of the MIT Innovators Under 35 Brazil 2025 in the Arts category, and a GIST Global Fellow of the United States Department of State, he went through the Georgia Institute of Technology's acceleration and incubation programme, within GIST, and is a guest professor of Communication and Digital Media in Senac's postgraduate programme in Strategic Fashion Business Management. He also works as a business and startups consultant in a national acceleration programme run by Sebrae for Startups. He is also a mentor at Abstartups, the Brazilian Startups Association, where he supports founders on positioning, go to market and immersive and AI driven product strategy.

View profile