Decoration, Architecture, Environments

CASACOR SP: the Interactive Living designed by Bárbara Jalles

The space houses a reading corner, a multifunctional bench, a bar and a sofa that connects the entire space.

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Jul 25, 2017, 2:35 PM

03 min de leitura

CASACOR SP: the Interactive Living designed by Bárbara Jalles

(Evelyn Müller)

Interaction is the motto of Bárbara Jalles's space. The Interactive Living Room brings together the various activities of daily life that coexist in perfect harmony. The space houses a reading corner, a multifunctional bench, a bar and a sofa that connects the entire space.

(Evelyn Müller)

The laminate flooring with a fish scale design goes up and covers one of the walls and is also adorned with a marble skirting. Bárbara selected a cart designed by Jorge Zalszupin to support the resident's favorite books and pieces. The works of art are mainly by Brazilian artists such as Amilcar de Castro, Alfedro Volpi, Ascânio and Camila Gama.

(Evelyn Müller)

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