Discover how 7 renowned fashion designers influence interior design, uniting fashion, style, and personality in elegant projects
Submitted at Mar 24, 2026, 1:00 PM
André Bastos e Pedro Luiz de Marqui - Arcadia Banco BRB. Com 140 m², o bar assinado por André Bastos e Pedro Luiz De Marqui ocupa uma porção privilegiada do edifício principal, com varanda e vista para o verde. No teto, duas surpresas: o exclusivo lustre Baccarat vintage e o papel de parede da Versace, que adiciona, de maneira contemporânea, referências dos medalhões palacianos. O revestimento também dita a paleta de cores em tons de azul dos tecidos e estampas adotados na área do balcão, na varanda, na cozinha de apoio e na circulação. Na parte externa, a interação do forro metálico martelado com a iluminação produz um efeito de pôr do sol refletido na água. (Israel Gollino/Divulgação)
The relationship between fashion and decor is closer than it seems. Both deal with aesthetics, proportion, texture, and narrative, whether on the body or in space. It is no coincidence that many celebrated designers have expanded their creative universes into interior design, furniture and objects. In making this transition, they bring along their own visual codes, resulting in projects that carry a strong identity and, often, a touch of theatricality.
O espaço de Pierre Yovanovitch, em Nova Iorque, recebe os lançamentos feitos em colaboração com o renomado estilista Christian Louboutin. (Eric Petschek/Divulgação)
From furniture collections to hotels, and including set designs and iconic pieces, these creators show that style goes far beyond clothing. Below, discover some fashion designers who have also left their mark on decor — with concrete examples that help make this connection tangible.
Giorgio Armani e sua primeira luminária, criada em 1982. (Armani/Divulgação)
Elegant minimalism is Giorgio Armani's signature — and it translates perfectly into his Armani/Casa line, launched in the 2000s. The Italian designer created a complete collection of furniture, lighting, and decorative objects that reflect his refined aesthetic, with a neutral palette and noble materials. In addition, Armani also brought his eye to hospitality, designing interiors for ventures such as the Armani Hotel in Dubai, where every detail — from the furniture to the textures — follows his sophisticated language.
Donatella Versace leva o DNA exuberante da moda para a decoração com a Versace Home. (Versace/Divulgação)
At the helm of Versace, Donatella also leads the Versace Home line, known for maximalism and reinterpreted classical references. The brand develops furniture, fabrics, and finishes marked by iconic prints, such as the Medusa and gilded baroque. A striking example is the collaboration with luxury hotels, such as the Palazzo Versace in Australia, where the interiors reflect the label's exuberant universe.
A colaboração entre Vivienne Westwood e a Cole & Son mistura referências diversas em papéis de parede de cheios de personalidade. (Cole & Son/Divulgação)
Known for her punk, provocative spirit, Vivienne Westwood also brought her creativity to decor. The British designer collaborated with wallpaper and textile brands, creating prints that blend tradition and rebellion. An interesting example is her partnership with Cole & Son, in which she reinterpreted classic English patterns with an irreverent touch — perfect for projects full of personality.
Diane von Furstenberg leva suas estampas icônicas para a casa em colaboração com a H&M Home. (H&M/Divulgação)
Famous for the iconic wrap dress, Diane von Furstenberg also explored interior design with the same boldness as her prints. She created collections for the American retailer Target, including furniture and accessible decorative items, and took part in decorating spaces such as hotel suites and her own residence in New York, where she mixes vibrant colors, art, and vintage pieces.
Stella McCartney estreia no design de interiores com a coleção Le Bambole em parceria com a B&B Italia, lançada na Art Basel Miami. (Stella McCartney/Divulgação)
Sustainability is the central axis of Stella McCartney's work — and this is reflected in decor as well. The designer has collaborated on interior design projects and store design that prioritize eco-friendly materials and conscientious processes. In her boutiques, for example, the furniture is often developed with certified wood and recycled textiles, creating spaces aligned with her ethical philosophy.
Peças criadas por Rei Kawakubo revelam um design radical e conceitual, onde o desconforto faz parte da experiência. (Yann Bohac/Divulgação)
At the helm of Comme des Garçons, Rei Kawakubo is known for her conceptual approach — and this extends to the projects she creates. Her stores around the world are true artistic installations, with set designs that challenge spatial conventions. An iconic example is Dover Street Market, the multi-brand retailer founded by her, where fashion, art, and design mingle in unexpected, experimental layouts.
Interior do hotel, idealizado por Christian Louboutin, traduz seu universo teatral em cores, texturas e detalhes marcantes. (Vermelho Melides/Divulgação)
Known worldwide for red-soled shoes, Christian Louboutin also brought his sophisticated, sensual universe to decor. The designer has created interiors for commercial spaces and hospitality projects, in addition to collaborating on set designs and settings that reflect his theatrical aesthetic. A striking example is Hotel Vermelho, in Melides, Portugal, conceived by him, where each project blends art, local craftsmanship, and eclectic references — translating the same glamour and daring present in his fashion creations into the world of interiors.
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