[galeria-abril id='38564' type='slider'] What is our way of living like? We like a room with a lazy hammock, but we also feel very comfortable in a space with indirect lighting, modern lines and lots of wood. These and many other possibilities are highlighted in the 41 spaces presented in Casa Cor Rio Grande do Sul, which reaches its 24th edition. Located in one of the most charming addresses in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul, in the heart of the Bela Vista neighborhood, the exhibition occupies 3,500 m², duly converted into intelligent architecture, decoration and landscaping solutions. Keep an eye out for some of the trends highlighted in the exhibition, curated by architect Carlos Lemos. Wood, for example, appears in sober tones, such as ebony and especially gray. Speaking of colors, bet on accessories in ruby tones, magenta, ochre and yellow. The spaces are integrated, but with subtle divisions and many panels that make everything more immersive. The straight lines continue, optimizing the areas to take advantage of the potential of each corner. And another highlight is the ceiling: pergolas, effects lighting, original shapes in plaster and wallpaper and sticker applications lead the eye upwards!
Color House Rio Grande do Sul 2015 When: Until August 9, 2015 Where: Comendador Reighantz, 903 - Bela Vista Neighborhood Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 3pm to 9pm; Saturday, 12pm to 9pm; Sundays and holidays, 12pm to 8pm Tickets: R$35 (half price for seniors and 20% discount for students)
