Step inside Lina Bo Bardi’s Casa de Vidro in São Paulo.

Bottega Veneta celebrates Brazilian culture with an artistic program hosted at Lina Bo Bardi’s iconic Casa de Vidro in São Paulo. Born in Rome, Lina Bo Bardi moved to Brazil in 1946, and became one of the most important and expressive figures in Brazilian modernism. With a strong emphasis on the social potential of design and architecture, her pioneering projects include the Museu de Arte de São Paulo and the leisure centre, SESC Pompéia. A keen writer and thinker, she co-founded the influential art magazine Habitat and also created jewellery, costume, furniture, and set designs. Under the Creative Direction of Matthieu Blazy, the cultural exchange series, The Square, brings together artists, guests, and the public in immersive, site-specific events that inspire curiosity and dialogue, and champion Bottega Veneta values of craft, creativity, and self-expression. Stay up to date with all things Yellowtrace: 💌 Join our community: