Located in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the Haight Clothing flagship store was designed by local interior design studio Entre Terras + Pablo Resende. The 260-square-metre retail project inspired the studio to design a contemplative landscape of light, a survey of sensory perceptions of light and space, a place to imagine the inner universe.

The plot had a pre-existing building, whose structure was maintained and became a guideline for an opaque facade. What from the outside is seen as a rigid geometric, inside becomes quite flexible when entering the building through a series of rooms of different shapes, with the sky sometimes as a ceiling. The space in between these rooms forms a maze-like structure, with an intimate circulation that leads to the dressing rooms.

Surfaces are just the result of adding or unveiling layers of materials. The rough texture of the walls appears as a reinterpretation of ordinary landscapes and cityscapes, while the sandstone used as object in the store is a reminder of.This stone formation is characterized by a spontaneous accumulation of sand layers deposited through time.Entre Terras+Pablo Resende work was precisely to guide a handmade process of sculpting, making this natural feature evident in space.