Four unusual ways to use frames by Cyrela

These decorative items are a must-have in your home – but they don’t necessarily need to be hung on the wall. Discover new spaces, formats and arrangements that the paintings can take on, based on the environments of Casa Cor São Paulo 2015 . 1. TO DIVIDE ENVIRONMENTS The glass partition between the sinks and the elegant marble bathtub in the Bathroom Lounge, by interior designer Patricia Hagobian, gained sophistication with the presence of three paintings – which welcome those who enter the 70 m² functional space. 2. MAXIFRAMEWORKS

3. TO FILL THE RIGHT FOOT Taking advantage of the entire ceiling height in an unusual way. This is a proposal seen in the Collector's Suite, by Rio de Janeiro-based interior designer Paola Ribeiro. Instead of limiting the works of art to the circulation areas, the professional took advantage of the area above the bed for the paintings, showing a creative way to display the works of professionals such as Lygia Clark, Flavio de Carvalho, Cláudia Mellin and Walmor Corrêa. 4. OVERLAY The Casa Cor store, designed by architect Maurício Arruda from Paraná, is a space developed with commercial purposes, but it also serves as inspiration for home spaces. In the right corner of the photo, the paintings resting on the floor are overlapping, a trend seen in other spaces in the exhibition, such as Casa do Bosque, by David Bastos.