The environment “The Little Collector”, by the duo Amanda Fratin Kreling and Daniel Moraes, brings neoclassical aspects with the use of mirrors
Submitted at Jun 30, 2015, 5:39 PM

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Seeking inspiration in traditional and luxurious 19th century mansions, the architect duo Amanda Fratin Kreling and Daniel Moraes created a children's room with neoclassical references. This is the “Little Collector” environment, a baby’s room with a structure organized into four distinct spaces: for playing, sleeping, breastfeeding and bathing space. The project is marked by the luxury and use of beveled mirrors, on the walls and in the wardrobe, from the Guardian brand, which in addition to giving spaciousness to the space, are used in a charming way, which complements the remaining decoration of the space. The furniture in the room can also be used in other rooms in the house, making it versatile. 
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