Discover the models that decorate, illuminate, help warm up and punctuate the spaces at this year's São Paulo exhibition
By Victor Lessa
Submitted at Jul 3, 2017, 2:23 PM
03 min de leitura
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At Casa de Praia Decortiles, by Marina Linhares, the highlights are the Spoke pendants, manufactured by Foscarini (Lumini), launched at the 2017 Milan Salone
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In the Très Arquitetura space, the request was to use several models of the Less pendant, which gave a touch of delicacy to the place. On the wall, on the left, the Bauhauss (Lumini) models created by Fernando Prado highlight the decorative plates.
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In the Bar do Jardim space, architect Marcos Caracho brought the Piccolo (photo) and Wish lamps, designed by Fernando Prado, creative director at lumini.
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At Casa Cosmopolita Cosentino, a space designed by Paola Ribeiro, the mega Bauhaus (Lumini) pendant was chosen, which is part of the collection of the same name, launched in celebration of the piece's success.
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The Casa Brasil environment, by Leo Romano, values Brazilian design and architecture, and has all the lighting designed by Interplam.
(Salvador Cordaro)
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The two central Sputinik lamps, installed above the pink benches at the entrance to the restaurant, were created by designer Ana Neute for Itens. She also designed the black Shangai table lamp in the pianist's lounge at the restaurant, designed by Patrizia Genovese and Guilherme Longo.
(Renato Navarro)
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In the Sala Íntima, by Paula Neder, the Gamela (Lumini) lamps, created by Lia Siqueira in partnership with Etel, add delicacy and even more charm to the Rio de Janeiro-born space.
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Here, architect René Fernandes highlighted the DNA pendant, by Next (Fas), to illuminate the table and the bookshelf.
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Next to the iconic Red Armchair, by the Campana brothers, another item of the same color draws attention, in the space by architect René Fernandes: the lamp The one from heart, created by Ingo Maurer (Fas), is heart-shaped and delicately decorates the space.
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In her Estar Refletido, Sandra Piccioto mixed classic pieces with contemporary editions. "Here, I played with the idea of the classic candle chandelier, which, at the same time, reminds me of those rustic chandeliers made of antlers. A centuries-old tradition, the antlers were joined together to form these giant pieces that support countless candles", explains the professional. All the lamps in Sandra Piccioto's space are from the Nada se Leva para La Lampe studio.
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Architect Maicon Antoniolli brought the Serge Mouille wall light (from the Brutto Vintage collection), which dates back to the mid-1950s, to the Traveler's Loft.
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In the living room of the Guest Space (Denise Barretto), the iconic Wireflow lamp, created by designer Arik Levy for Víbia, supplied by E:light, steals the show.
(Rômulo Fialdini)
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Here, the wall lights on the sides of the bed are a design by the Manarelli Guimarães Arquitetura office, which designed the Master Suite. "The structure is articulated in golden brass with a linen dome and a wooden cone ending," reveals Thiago Manarelli.
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They can be pendants, wall-mounted, table-mounted or whatever your creativity dictates, it doesn't matter: their presence will always be welcome. Lamps set the tone for spaces and make them more welcoming, in addition to lending their beauty and design to create a sophisticated environment. Check out the gallery above for beautiful pieces used by professionals at CASACOR São Paulo 2017 in their spaces! CASACOR SERVICE SAO PAULO 2017WHEN? From May 23rd to July 23rd Tuesday to Sunday, from 12pm to 9pm
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