Smaller and compact, studios and lofts are trends and the professionals at the Goiás show present several ideas and solutions to create these types of environments!
Submitted at May 31, 2016, 1:42 PM
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Some say that the first lines that gave life to a loft – the inspiration for the creation of studios – came from the drawing board of French architect Le Corbusier. Back in the 1920s, he created spacious apartments with double-height ceilings and plenty of natural light. This concept was replicated in the suburbs of Manhattan in the 1930s, but it wasn't until 1970 that living in lofts became fashionable. From then on, it became a lifestyle and not just a place to live. During this time, several artists went to the locals in search of a more affordable cost of living began living in old warehouses. The concept appealed to the hipsters of the time and has spanned generations. Now, the model has been partially reinvented.
Nowadays, lofts and studios have become the home of many people, despite being smaller and compact - most with less than 50 m² of total area - the style of housing adapts to the busy life of those who live in a metropolis. Thinking In this regard, CASA COR Goiás brings several ideas and solutions for those who want to be inspired and live in a loft. Combining the use of space with cozy decoration, the professionals also invest in furniture with dual functions, because they help to take advantage of the available footage in these spaces and are presented as intelligent resources. Check out the gallery above for a compilation of environments that show new solutions in relation to people and their living spaces.
HOUSE COLOR GOIAS 2016
Location: 30th Street corner with Tocantins Avenue, Center - Goiânia-GO
Period: May 12 to June 22, 2016
Box Office Hours: 4pm to 10pm, Tuesday to Friday; 12pm to 10pm, Saturday, Sunday and holidays
Tickets: R$ 44 - full price; R$ 22 - half price (upon presentation of proof of student ID for the year 2016)
Valet parking on site
