Idália Daudt signs the Boulangerie project, which was inspired by current cafes and bistros in Paris, London and New York
Submitted at Jul 7, 2016, 4:08 PM
An environment where visitors can enjoy an excellent coffee, a delicious meal, and even chat with friends is the 97 m² space, designed by Idália Daudt at CASA COR São Paulo 2016 . 
The Boulangerie mixes contemporary, industrial and rustic styles in a functional location, operated by Dona Deôla. 
Idália was inspired by current cafes and bistros in cities like Paris, London and New York to create the one in the exhibition. 
We can highlight the walls covered with Duratex panels, with a burnt cement and brick pattern, which contrast with the vibrant colors of the chairs and bench. 
The yellow swinging door, which connects the support kitchen to the lounge, was also made with sheets that are a new product from Duratex. Woody pattern plates were also used on the table tops. Another covering used in the space is Brick Natura from Lepri, which reproduces the appearance of demolition bricks, with highlighted veins, in Cappuccino color. 
With a sustainable appeal, the professional invested in blasting the ceiling paint, minimizing material consumption and minimal waste generation. What gives the space charm are some bold works, made from recyclable plastic material and worked with the artisanal embroidery technique. These, as well as the collection of humor-filled drawings are by Austrian artist Bernhard Resch, who are exhibiting for the first time in Brazil, and were made exclusively for our environment. 
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