What do a house by the sea near Noto, a penthouse in Tel Aviv, an apartment filled with art in Rome and another in the greenery of São Paulo in Brazil have in common? They share a new idea of functional living today, seeking wellbeing through sensory experience and a new aesthetic of materials, colors and finishes, giving rise to essential but dynamic forms. A very special stage, in this context, is the home-installation of Alda Fendi in Spoleto, where the entire interior design is based on the theater of the absurd and the condition of expectation, as in the play Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett. On the other hand, at Casa Caldas in Brasilia, an exhibition invites us to discovery the gathering and dialogue of three generations of the Ohtake family: the art of Tomie, the architecture of Ruy, and the design by Rodrigo.