Unique lighting fixtures, floating furniture, fabric-covered walls to show films, children's cabins: anything goes when the goal is to innovate!
Submitted at Oct 11, 2016, 2:13 PM


In one of the boys' bedrooms in the Intimate Bedroom Area , for example, architect Renata Dutra has chosen a unique design that aims to please children. According to the professional, the space was designed for a five-year-old child and has “references to the personality of this 'character' with an adventurous spirit and fertile imagination”. With 14 m², the room has choices in line with the Montessori style, whose objective “is to promote autonomy in children, so that the child grows up with more independence and in a more creative learning environment”, explains Renata. 
Two other unmissable details that do not go unnoticed are the unique and personality-filled ornaments chosen by André Alf at Refúgio Gourmet . Among them, a typewriter-shaped lamp, made of copper (piece from ARQUIVO Brasília) and a large panel in Galapagos quartzite.
In Leo Romano's space, Galeria Leo , which was inspired by the beauty of the art of dance, the furniture welcomes visitors in a light and conceptual way. The tables and other choices made by the professional literally float in the dreamlike atmosphere and interact with the carpets, curtains and an excerpt from "Swan Lake" performed by Maya Plysetskaya, on display on one of the walls of the space. 

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