“Cobogó Grid” draws from a familiar element of Brazilian architecture—those perforated walls that let light and air pass through while shaping space in quiet, rhythmic ways.

Here, that idea is translated into a geometric composition. Repetition meets variation, structure meets softness. Each square holds a slight shift—a curve, a gap, a fragment—echoing how cobogós filter light throughout the day.

The warm terracotta palette reinforces a sense of heat, sun, and material. It feels grounded, architectural, and alive at the same time.