In the 35 m² space, Bruno Gap mixed inspirations from Scandinavia with the minimalist trend, marked by straight lines
Submitted at May 20, 2016, 3:24 PM
The young architect Bruno Gap once again participates in CASA COR São Paulo , creating Cinema em Casa , an environment to bring friends and family together for a moment of relaxation and comfort. “ CASA COR São Paulo is the only time I can be a client”, jokes the architect. 
In the 35 m² space, Bruno mixed inspirations from Scandinavia, such as the use of light wood on the floor, the color palette he likes most, made up of black, white and gray with the minimalist trend, marked by straight lines. “I followed a more sober combination in coverings and main furniture to add striking and warm nuances in the details”, explains Bruno. 
The professional punctuated the project with very current tones, such as pistachio green, present in the dining table chairs (iBacana), and yellow, which appears in the cushions and on the panel next to the state-of-the-art TV brought from Denmark by Bang & Olufsen. “Attached to an articulating support, which allows viewing from the sofa or dining table, the television offers the best sound and image quality. The wiring is imperceptible thanks to a different fit on the television”, says the professional. 
Part of the furniture was designed by Bruno, such as the side tables, the sofa and the sideboard with steel stick legs, which will become part of the Dunelli store's portfolio of launches after the exhibition ends. Another piece designed especially for the exhibition was the chandelier, made by Reka. 
The small kitchen adjacent to the space has a minibar and microwave built into the steel unit with an old gold finish, also designed by Bruno and made by Casa de Móveis Sleiman. 
The architect invests in metallic materials, highlighted as a trend at the Milan Furniture Fair. They appear, for example, in the kitchen cabinet, with iron sheets bathed in old gold. Metallic tones also add charm to lamps and objects. 
The lighting was distributed in light points on black rails, which gives focus and shape to the paintings and the lowered plaster. CASA COR SÃO PAULO SERVICE 2016 
