For the first time at the show, Luiza Bottino and Valeska Uhm created a 70 m² space that proposes a moment of pause and reflection
Submitted at Nov 10, 2017, 11:01 AM
For the first time at CASACOR Rio de Janeiro , Luiza Bottino and Valeska Uhm created the Espaço Tem.po. With the port as inspiration and the view of Guanabara Bay as the backdrop, the professionals created a 70 m² space that offers a moment of pause and reflection. 
The duo revives the memory of the port and its surroundings through wavy woodwork on the ceiling and the presence of greenery. Contemporary Brazilian furniture designed by José Zanine Caldas, Zanini de Zanine and Hugo França emphasizes handcrafted design. On the wall in the background , the work of Piti Tomé called Strange customs and absurd dreams . 
On the wall above, old brick chargers form a bookshelf. Following the decoration trend, the gradient curtain completes the composition. 
Inspired by the movement of Porto, the duo designed four chaises that glide lightly along a track in a concrete block. 
