The Rio de Janeiro exhibition is full of creative ideas to inspire you to create a décor with a more masculine atmosphere. Check out some of them below!
Submitted at Oct 31, 2016, 11:47 AM

Caco Borges designed the Renault Living Garage for the exhibition, inspired by a surfer who takes his car in search of perfect waves and always keeps his vehicle close by. The decor features surf-inspired items, such as surfboards and a metal structure that is reminiscent of St. Pancras train station in London. 
Young architects Fernanda Sampaio, Júlia Sampaio and Raísa Rodrigues designed Bar de Gin , a place based on sandy and neutral tones, where touches of blue and yellow on the wooden, aluminum and synthetic fiber furniture bring the space to life. Here, you can taste the best gin and tonic prepared by an Italian bartender.
In the basement of the mansion, an original wine cellar had walls and a vaulted ceiling made of solid bricks, as well as a solid wood floor that was a surprise during the restoration. With this base, Jacira Pinheiro created the Wine Cellar space in the exhibition, measuring 18 m². Contemporary pieces interact with objects from the antique dealer Arnaldo Danemberg. The lighting is spot-on, with items such as the Delight wall light by Ingo Maurer. A dreamlike space!
Mário Santos was inspired by the former Panair airline to create the Office and Reading Room. Almond-colored wood tones coexist with light grays and polished copper metallic details. The Fuselagem table resembles the wings of an airplane, designed by Mário, who also created the bookcase with horizontal louvers and sliding boxes.