Graphic & Type Designer
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
info@pedrodealbergaria.com
linked.in/pedrodealbergaria ︎︎︎
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Award
2020 Brazil Design Award︎︎︎
Bronze · Product Design, Style
The Phyllon collection, named after the Greek name for “leaf”, is a line of glasses developed for Inhotim Design Store in partnership with Moon Eyewear. The project translates the Inhotim’s botanical garden experience inspired by three species – Purple Taro (Colocasia esculenta), Philodendron, and Crane Flower (Strelitzia reginae) – which lend their nuances and unique elements to the personalization of each product. The frames were manufactured manually with material made from cottonseed.
Hardy Design
Creative Direction: Mariana Hardy
Executive Direction: Cynthia Massote
Design Lead: Pedro de Albergaria
Design: Bárbara Luppi
Project Management: Izabela Rodrigues
Photos: Inhotim Design Store
2020 Brazil Design Award︎︎︎
Bronze · Product Design, Style
The Phyllon collection, named after the Greek name for “leaf”, is a line of glasses developed for Inhotim Design Store in partnership with Moon Eyewear. The project translates the Inhotim’s botanical garden experience inspired by three species – Purple Taro (Colocasia esculenta), Philodendron, and Crane Flower (Strelitzia reginae) – which lend their nuances and unique elements to the personalization of each product. The frames were manufactured manually with material made from cottonseed.
Hardy Design
Creative Direction: Mariana Hardy
Executive Direction: Cynthia Massote
Design Lead: Pedro de Albergaria
Design: Bárbara Luppi
Project Management: Izabela Rodrigues
Photos: Inhotim Design Store
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Creation of
exclusive prints for Inhotim Design Store’s Trópicos Collection placemats. The
placemats are an addition to the collection that initially started with a
porcelain drink and dinnerware set. The tropicality, exuberance of forms, and
vibrant colors of Inhotim’s gardens inspired the illustrations that decorate
Inhotim’s Trópicos Collection products.
Hardy Design
Creative Direction: Mariana Hardy
Executive Direction: Cynthia Massote
Design: Pedro de Albergaria and Gabriela Silva
Project Manager: Izabela Rodrigues
Photos: Inhotim Design Store
Hardy Design
Creative Direction: Mariana Hardy
Executive Direction: Cynthia Massote
Design: Pedro de Albergaria and Gabriela Silva
Project Manager: Izabela Rodrigues
Photos: Inhotim Design Store
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Illustration
for Inhotim kids’ line of products which presents the fauna and flora of
Inhotim in a fun and educational way, encouraging children to learn by playing
and creating new connections. In the “Inhabitants of the Park” collection,
children discover the main species of fish that live in the lakes of Inhotim,
such as Surubim, Carp, Tambaqui, and Traíra. A combination of learning and
environmental awareness. Elephant paw? Monkey ear? The products in the “What
Plant is This?” playfully present species typical of the botanical garden, explaining the
origin of their popular names.
Estufa - Estúdio de Design Inhotim
Creative Direction: Mariana Hardy
Design Lead: André Coelho
Design: Pedro de Albergaria and Gabriela Silva
Project Management: Ricardo Lopes
Print Production: Mirelle Bairral
Photos: Inhotim Design Store
Estufa - Estúdio de Design Inhotim
Creative Direction: Mariana Hardy
Design Lead: André Coelho
Design: Pedro de Albergaria and Gabriela Silva
Project Management: Ricardo Lopes
Print Production: Mirelle Bairral
Photos: Inhotim Design Store
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Print
designed for the exclusive edition of Ipanema’s sandals for the Inhotim Design
Store. The natural exuberance of the open-air contemporary art museum was the
main inspiration, translated into the foliage of the Purple Yam (Colocasia
esculenta) and Blue Palm (Bismarckia nobilis). Two of the most striking specimens
in the Art Center’s gardens incorporate a contemporary interpretation, with
manual strokes and overlapping layers of colors.
Estufa - Estúdio de Design Inhotim
Creative direction: Mariana Hardy
Design Lead: André Coelho
Design: Pedro de Albergaria and Gabriela Silva
Project Management: Ricardo Lopes
Photos: Pedro de Albergaria and Inhotim Design Store
Estufa - Estúdio de Design Inhotim
Creative direction: Mariana Hardy
Design Lead: André Coelho
Design: Pedro de Albergaria and Gabriela Silva
Project Management: Ricardo Lopes
Photos: Pedro de Albergaria and Inhotim Design Store