By Isabella Libreros, PR & Communications Assistant at Arco Design + Build
On May 5th, the Arco team joined Boston’s design community at Minotti Boston for Runway to Residence, an evening exploring the intersection of fashion, interiors, and contemporary lifestyle.
Set within Minotti’s striking Boston showroom, the event featured a thoughtful panel discussion led by Ricardo Rodriguez -one of the nation’s leading luxury real estate agents shaping the Boston and New England market. Joining him were fashion designer Daniela Corte and Minotti Managing Partner Siamak Hakakian for a conversation centered around the parallel worlds of fashion, home, and real estate design.
Throughout the evening, guests were also given an intimate preview of Daniela Corte’s 2026 Spring Collection as models moved organically through the showroom, each look unfolding as Daniela shared the inspiration, craftsmanship, and creative process behind the designs. The experience felt personal, and incredibly well-curated, showing the audience the clear connection between runway presentation and residential design experience.
For Arco, the evening felt especially meaningful. Over the years, we’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with Daniela Corte and have long admired her refined aesthetic and thoughtful creative perspective. Experiencing her newest collection within Minotti’s beautifully layered interiors created a compelling dialogue between fashion and space –one that is rooted in texture, proportion, atmosphere, and storytelling.
Beyond the panel and presentation itself, what made the evening memorable was the energy in the room. Designers, creatives, fashion enthusiasts, and members of Boston’s luxury community gathered for conversations that extended far beyond the runway.
Events like these continue to reflect the evolving relationship between fashion, interiors, architecture, and lifestyle – industries that increasingly inspire and shape one another.
A truly unique evening celebrating creativity, collaboration, and elevated design in all its forms.
