What you can't miss at Art Design Village

The 1st edition of Art Design Village , the HUB of Design Weekend, brings several attractions, such as MADE, the Art and Design Fair, the CASA COR Lounge, the High Design Expo Fair, among others. And in these various events, there are some pieces that cannot be missed, whether for their interactivity or exclusivity. And we have selected some that will make you want to go and check them out! And hurry up, because DW! ends this Sunday, August 16th! One of the coolest and most interactive environments to be in is the Br + Amante rug collection by Murilo Weitz . Here, you can lie down and roll around on the designer's rugs, listen to romantic music and, if you're lucky, watch a performance by dancers full of love to give! One of the items that caught everyone's attention was the breathing lamp. Lungplants, by Tim Van CromVoirt, imitates the human respiratory movement and brings a feeling of relaxation to those who see it. That is the intention of the piece: to relax. Another installation that is impossible to see and not try is Cumulus, a cloud suspended at tree height, where you can sit, lie down and experience the environment in a playful way. The piece was produced by the German collective of young designers from the Royal Academy of Berlin. At Art Design Village, there are also designers who hide their spaces, such as in the space of Léo Di Caprio . The Bradesco Private Bank Lounge has a gourmet kitchen that is hidden behind ironwood panels. When the retractable doors are opened, the space is fully accessible.

Lucas L. Neves, from Arbol Design , created the Garimpo collection, with items he found in a junkyard. This piece has a water reservoir on the top, which serves to water the plant that is in a planter on the bottom. All this is done through a spring that directs the water. And it also has a light fixture on the bottom. The nightstand is also one of the pieces produced by Lucas L. Neves, from the Garimpo collection. The way to open it is really fun! A swing? A bicycle? We could say both! A playful piece of art, created by designer Estevão Toledo , who designed it with his own children in mind. Service - DW!Design Weekend - Art Design Village Date : August 12th to 16th, 2015. Opening hours : 1pm to 9pm (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday), 12pm to 9pm (Saturday) and 12pm to 8pm (Sunday). Location : Jockey Club of São Paulo, Lineu de Paula Machado Avenue, 1173 (entrance). Valet: 1263 Lineu de Paula Machado Avenue. Entrance : Free (Wednesday and Thursday), R$20.00 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), with half price for students and seniors.