The project designed by Mutabile Arquitetura was inspired by the needs and searches instigated by the period of confinement.
Submitted at Dec 31, 2020, 7:00 AM

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From the lack of open spaces to the imperative of seeking a better quality of life - reflections of the period of confinement - the inspiration for the Natural Refuge was born, an environment designed by Isabel Brant and Gabriel Souza, from Mutabile Arquitetura, for Janelas CASACOR Minas Gerais edition.
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Framed by a wooden deck, the space creates a water mirror using different sizes of mirrors, giving a sense of depth and, even when viewed from a distance, the impression of a lake.
(Henrique Queiroga/CASACOR)
The landscaping, designed by André Orsini, reinforces the word "refuge", since the presence of plants in the space, in addition to being a beautiful decoration, helps to reduce mental fatigue and stress, making it an ideal environment for shelter. and balance.
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Highlighting the colorful panel by artists Altino Caldeira and Helena Campos, which reflects the search for a better quality of life. The scenic Garimpo lamp, inspired by a pan, is part of the punctual lighting with cylindrical spotlights.
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The geometric plaster ceiling gains visibility in the space. Among special objects, the emphasis is on the pieces signed by Faktura Design, a parallel project of the architects.

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