A new chapter unites tradition, modernity and three generations to redefine how Brazil lives, celebrates and inhabits the home.
There are unions in the world of design that seem destined long before they materialize. The meeting between Trousseau and Casa Costa emerged precisely this way, as two names shaped by affection, ritual, sensoriality and a shared belief that a home is not merely a backdrop but a living extension of the people who inhabit it. What began as mutual admiration evolved into a fusion of worlds, bringing together Adriana Trussardi’s three decades of legacy, Luma Costa’s contemporary digital sensibility and the fresh, multigenerational perspective of Gabriela Trussardi.
In Brazil, where moments at the table carry cultural and emotional weight, the creation of Trousseau | Casa Costa represents more than a business expansion. It marks the beginning of a unified language for living, hosting and celebrating.
A brand that once shaped bedrooms and intimate rituals now enters the dining room, completing a universe in which textures, memories and relationships exist in harmony. “The table is the heart of the home, the place where we share rhythms and build our most lasting memories,” Adriana reflects. The partnership was born from a natural alignment of values. Both brands believe in craftsmanship, longevity, narrative and the desire to elevate the beauty of everyday life.
Luma, who transformed Casa Costa into a digital reference in tableware, describes the encounter as immediate. “I’ve always admired Trousseau for its comfort, quality and emotional presence in my life. When the opportunity came, it felt like destiny. We share the same vision of what a home should feel like.” For her, beauty is inseparable from emotion. “A table is never just a table. It is where stories gather and where life continues to unfold.”
The debut collection, Heritage, materializes this vision: Portuguese porcelain, hand-painted details, timeless palettes and pieces that balance softness and structure. Each element carries the dual signature of both houses.
“We began with respect,” Luma says. “The timeless elegance of Trousseau needed to remain intact, and Casa Costa brought an artistic freshness and spontaneity that make the table come alive.” Gabriela, stepping into a more active role, adds a generational layer to this new chapter. If Adriana represents tradition and Luma embodies the contemporary pulse, Gabriela bridges both worlds with a perspective attuned to the future.
“My generation looks for identity and purpose in every choice. A home isn’t merely decorated; it is curated with meaning,” she explains. Integrating Casa Costa into the Trousseau universe expands the brand into a continuous lifestyle, flowing naturally from bed and bath to the dining table, where memories are formed.
“The table is not just about what you place upon it, but about with whom you share the moment.” Behind the scenes, the creative process unfolded as a dialogue. Teams worked side by side, translating textures, craftsmanship and emotion into functional, long-lasting pieces. For Adriana, this evolution was inevitable. “Expanding into tableware deepens our mission of caring for the home as a whole. It is not simply a new category; it is an extension of the life our clients already experience with us.”
This union also strengthens the role of two family-run Brazilian companies shaping the luxury market through authenticity. Trousseau brings decades of heritage and artisanal excellence, while Casa Costa contributes digital reach, contemporary visual language and resonance with younger generations.
The result is a brand prepared not only to inspire but to educate, teaching the art of rituals, care and the emotional significance of the home. Looking ahead, the three women envision a future in which tableware is a vessel for storytelling, permanence and affection.
A world in which families collect not objects, but the memories they enable. A home where the rhythm flows seamlessly from bedroom to table, guided by aesthetics that welcome, soothe and celebrate. The union between Trousseau and Casa Costa is more than strategic. It is a gesture of continuity, a dialogue between generations and the beginning of a new era in the way Brazil inhabits its own home.