Urban and industrial lofts gained exposed bricks and pipes in the spaces presented at CASA COR 2014.
Submitted at May 14, 2015, 1:21 PM
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Grayish tones on the walls and exposed materials, such as concrete and bricks, make up the urban and industrial spaces presented in the editions of CASA COR 2014. One example is Studio Manhattan, shown at CASA COR BAHIA, by architect Larissa Grimaldi. She was inspired by lofts New Yorkers by highlighting the rustic aspect of the concrete, the industrial-style furniture, the electrical conduits and the exposed pipes. The Living Room of the First Apartment, an environment designed by Tiana Meggiolaro and Bia Mayrinck for CASA COR RIO 2014, follows the same line, however, with stronger colors in the paintings and accessories. The Oppa pendant lights, some with live plants, complete the decor. Check out these and eight other spaces with an urban and industrial style on display at CASA COR 2014:
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