Professionals Gustavo Paschoalim and Paulo Azevedo bring an environment with a timeless style that explores the diversity of elements and materials
Submitted at Jul 1, 2016, 2:50 PM

Studio GPPA, composed of urban architects Gustavo Paschoalim and Paulo Azevedo, brings a space at CASA COR São Paulo 2016 with characteristics of modernism and the geometric rigor present in modern design.
“We designed a cozy and refined lunch room, made up of sophisticated pieces such as collectibles, and bold design furniture.”, explain the architects.
The Lunch Room is a 30 m² space, inspired by the 50s, 60s and 70s, which explores the mix of textures through elements such as wood, matte polished marble, leather and velvet, which create a cozy and sophisticated atmosphere.
As a highlight of the project, we highlight the walls of the space, which were covered in wooden paneling painted in Celadon. Highlights include French decorations from the 18th and 19th centuries, such as antique oars, chests and decorative boxes.
Furniture with straight lines, such as the dining table and chairs and the armchair created especially for the exhibition, covered in Pierre Frey linen, bring contemporary style to the place. CASA COR SÃO PAULO SERVICE 2016 WHEN? May 17th to July 10th, 2016. 
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