Patricia Anastassiadis, head of Brazilian architecture practice Anastassiadis Arquitetos, shares some favorites for Friday Five.

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Architect, interior decorator, and product designer Patricia Anastassiadis leads the Brazilian architecture practice Anastassiadis Arquitetos. Founded in 1993 in São Paulo, the international scene in Brazil, combined with a team of over 35 talented international architects, has created a sort of melting pot of design. Anastassiadis herself specializes in both interior design as well as architecture, and is best known for creating timeless projects and sophisticated interiors that are subtle yet elegant. Her love of art, history, and anthropology helps work to stand out, while the coherent design narrative she and the practice continue to create is present in locations across the world. Anastassiadis has been responsible for the architectural and interior design of internationally-renowned brands like the Four Seasons, Oetker Collection, Fairmont, Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Grand Hyatt, Sisley, Jean Georges Vongerichten, Brookfield, and Tishman Speyer, and more. Anastassiadis Arquitetos has also developed bespoke design products, including furniture collection of the high-end Brazilian manufacturer Artefacto released in March. Today Patricia is sharing a few things she loves for Friday Five. Photo by Patricia Anastassiadis
1. Mariano Fortuny

Born in Spain, Fortuny lived most of his life in Venice where he became w...