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7 ideas from CASACOR SP to apply fabrics in decoration

Striped, flowery, printed, plain: the fabric is present in furniture, walls, curtains and we have put together 7 good ideas on how to use it!

By Alex Alcantara

Submitted at Jun 15, 2016, 4:21 PM

05 min de leitura
7 ideas from CASACOR SP to apply fabrics in decoration
At CASA COR São Paulo 2016, every detail is meticulously thought out to convey the professional's concept and idea to the space. This is reflected in the color palette, furniture arrangement, lighting design and also in the choice of fabrics used to cover furniture, walls and other decorative items. Printed, plain, floral or striped, the fabric looks great on a variety of pieces and can be used in a variety of ways. Check out six ideas from the show for using fabrics in decoration! 1-DECA In the 200 m² Deca Space , designed by interior designer Marina Linhares, fabrics from the new Lisboa collection, recently launched by Entreposto , are used on sofas, walls, curtains, cushions, benches and armchairs. The space has classic references to the Bauhaus school, with the use of straight lines and circulation spaces. 2-DAL-FABBRO In a space inspired by Rio de Janeiro, architect Alexandre Dal Fabbro debuts at CASA COR São Paulo with his Living Room . The professional's idea was to create a room that conveys the true meaning of comfort and functionality. Composed of a light and neutral decor, Entreposto fabrics are used on the armchair, cushions and sofa by Montenapoleone, the highlight of the space. 3-QUARTO-DA-MENINA The Très Arquitetura office, led by architects Fernanda Morais, Fernanda Tegacini and Nathalia Mouco, designed the Girl's Room . The inspiration came from a teenager who is a fan of art, music and loves nature. To provide comfort, the bedding is made with fabrics from Entreposto, which are also used to cover some other items in the room. 03-sala-da-familia-casacorsp2016 The Manarelli Guimarães office, headed by Thiago Manarelli and Ana Paula Guimarães, makes its debut in the São Paulo edition. In partnership with Saccaro, the duo designed the Family Room – a living room where people can gather and relax after a day of work. The space, which can be considered a preparation for the intimate living room, features Entreposto on the wall, cushions and curtains. 4-ADEGA TRiART ARQUITETURA, by architects André Bacalov, Kika Mattos and Marcela Penteado, created the Adega space, a cozy place that combines the classic decor of a wine house with modern and subtle touches. To add charm and softness, the trio provides a curtain with a mix of fabrics from Entreposto. 5-PEDRO-LAZARO Minas Gerais architect Pedro Lázaro designed the Espaço das Interlocuções . The space was initially designed based on the furniture designed by modernist Lasar Segall for his own residence. To highlight the contrasts present in his project, Lázaro created a gradient curtain with velvets from Entreposto. 6-WESTWING Ale Tobler, architect and style director at Westwing, designed Living dos Amigos , a modern space to share real moments and experience the essence of the space to the fullest. Highlighting the sofa made with a mix of Entreposto fabrics.
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