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CASA COR Minas 2015: A living room with Brazilian roots

Estar com Home, designed by Camile Guedes at CASA COR Minas, features details that hark back to the country's Baroque period

By Casa Cult Minas | Edição: Alex Alcantara

Submitted at Sep 23, 2015, 2:54 PM

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CASA COR Minas 2015: A living room with Brazilian roots
1-ESTAR-COM-HOME The Estar com Home environment, by Camile Guedes, at CASA COR Minas 2015 , was developed with the contemporary Brazilian family in mind, who use the living room space not only to watch television or have dinner, but also to gather friends and family for moments of relaxation. 2-ESTAR-COM-HOME The entire environment was built intelligently to meet the demands of this family. Quality of life, which is directly linked to sustainability, is present in the materials chosen: wood, marble, glass and cotton and linen fabrics. The wine cellar bar built into the shelf was developed especially for the project, with 100% Brazilian wood, Louro Negro. 3-ESTAR-COM-HOME
Another highlight is the Portuguese marble fireplace and the gold on the coffee table, which together allude to the Baroque and Brazilian roots. The side walls feature frames and curtains that recall the French style that has so influenced Brazilian decor for decades. 4-ESTAR-COM-HOME5-ESTAR-COM-HOME HOUSE COLOR Minas When: August 30th to October 6th. Where: Latanias Avenue, number 30, Pampulha. Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday: 3pm to 10pm; Saturdays: 1pm to 10pm; Sundays and holidays: 1pm to 7pm. Admission: Tuesday to Friday: R$40 full price and R$20 half price, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: R$50 full price and R$25 half price. Passport (valid for all days of the exhibition): R$140, nominal and non-transferable, upon presentation of identity document. Student passport (valid for all days of the exhibition): R$70. Special Sale: October 5th and 6th