Trio Resources

We’re excited to announce that Trio Resources is now representing Soseggo.

Soseggo is known for contemporary Brazilian design and creates furniture, lighting and artistic details that bring warmth, comfort and personality to hospitality and commercial interiors. Their collections combine clean lines, natural materials and relaxed sophistication in a way that feels elevated yet welcoming.

We’re looking forward to introducing Soseggo across future hospitality, workplace and shared environment projects.

Its low profile, deep seating, and refined material detailing make it ideal for reception areas, hospitality spaces, and modern interiors where presence and comfort need to coexist.

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This particular shape makes it flexible and easy to place and support your room with a free-standing, against a wall, around a pillar, or in a corner. Wavy can stand alone or group together.

Made with a steel frame containing recycled material and available in both vibrant and neutral tones, it balances sustainability with visual clarity. Optional lids and locks allow for a more refined, finished integration into commercial interiors.

Design details like these quietly improve how a space works every day.

Great things start with materials. Everything else is built on that decision. How a surface feels, how it wears, how it holds up over time.

We work with designers and architects to source materials that are chosen with intention, not default.

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Light can completely change our peception of textures, finishes, and colors, and shift the mood and depth differently throughout the day.

In commercial design, understanding how materials behave under different lighting conditions is key to creating consistent, intentional spaces that feel right in every moment. Also comes in handy when you have to manipulate the lights to get the vibe to your advantage.

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The Cloak Casegoods collection by Decca Contract is built around this principle. Expect refined materials, functional storage, and clean architectural lines to support modern work environments.

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