In addition to using materials such as silver and crystal, Michele Luz, who designed the project, reproduced details of the Palace in the Baby's Room using a 3D printer.
Submitted at Jul 21, 2016, 1:16 PM
Anyone who entered the CASA COR São Paulo 2016 Baby Room was amazed by the details, charm and sophistication that the space presented. The space was designed by architect Michele Luz, who was inspired by the Palace of Versailles to create the place. 
But the highlight is the details printed on the wall, the boiseries. Through study and research, combined with the latest in design technology, Michele and his office (Era Uma Casa) reproduced the boiseries that adorn the elegant and sumptuous walls of the Palace of Versailles on a 3D printer. 
Some other pieces caught the public's attention, such as the trio of cubes/chests with applied letters, a carousel rocking horse and a bear. Despite the vintage look, they are new pieces and also made by Era Uma Casa. 
To finish and bring balance, the professional invested in off-white and beige tones to also gain more amplitude and lightness. 
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