With a predominance of white and burnt cement, the room combines a living room, home office and space for meditation.
Submitted at Dec 2, 2020, 7:00 AM
His parents' house was not only architect Wesley Lemos' shelter during the period of social isolation, but also inspiration for his project in Janelas CASACOR, Bahia edition . Casa Cura is a kind of porch, which combines a living room, home office, space for meditation and physical exercise.
(Gabriela Daltro/CASACOR)
With a predominance of white and burnt cement, the environment has bamboo as a prominent element. The yellow of the armchairs brings enthusiasm to the space, and the cushions on the floor make up the ideal space for meditating. The focused lighting is not tiring for the eyes and reinforces the welcoming atmosphere of the parents' home.
(Gabriela Daltro/CASACOR)
The art also emphasizes the environment, with a fusion of references. The design consists of furniture by Zanine Caldas and the architect's main inspiration was the piece Oríkì, by Nadia Taquary. A white linen outfit is still present, designed by designer Eduardo Atallah, which talks about rebirth and cleansing the soul. Following the same theme, a collage by artist Lúcio Telles brings a reflection on time, aging and dying and being reborn in life.
