Art pieces in decoration by Cyrela

What art lover wouldn't like to share their home or apartment with a painting, a chair or a photograph by an admired artist? Here are three spaces at Casa Cor São Paulo 2015 where art and decoration meet with sophistication and creativity. 1. Club Leo Architect, artist and designer Leo Romano knows how to explore works of art in a cozy, fun and striking way. In his debut at the São Paulo exhibition, he presents a playful space that invites imagination and admiration: alongside items that recall childhood (such as children's chairs at the dining table), he presents furniture from collectors, such as chaises by Oscar Niemeyer, benches by Jorge Zalszupin and armchairs by the Campana brothers and Sergio Rodrigues.

2. Bookstore The space created by Julio Cesar Dantès reflects the characteristics of his work: it is at once traditional and cool; modern and baroque; clean and bold. In addition to opting for a space with diverse materials – such as acrylic, glass, iron and wood –, the professional was also plural when choosing the furniture and decoration: in addition to items designed by him and other Brazilian designers, it also features baroque pieces, photos by Marcelo Magnani and engravings by Denise Flesch. 3. Stella Artois Interactive Bar Imagine having a party at your house where even friends who couldn't be there could interact with the guests? That's the idea behind the interactive artwork designed by Guto Requena – a collective creation with artists Rita Wu, Dimitre Lima and Lika Brajovic –, projected on the wall of the bar. It shows, in real time, the emotions that people post on the internet. The word with the most posted feeling (love, surprise, joy, anger, sadness and fear) appears on the wall in a larger size for those present in the room.