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The tones that mark CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2017

The grayish and more brutalist tones take over the Santa Catarina exhibition, warmed by the composition of wood and touches of vibrant colors.

By Alex Alcantara

Submitted at Jun 21, 2017, 12:17 PM

03 min de leitura
Píer Seventeen - Indiara Daros and Bruno Barbieri. The interior of the space features a gray/graphite palette, based on the industrial feel of exposed concrete and maintaining the original ceiling, replicating the texture on the beams, pillars and floor. Other dark tones are found in the graphite lacquer, on the imposing bookcase (which serves as a portico and can be confused with metal), on the large identity panel of the space and on the large counter. To contrast with the sobriety of the graphite, the professionals toned down the color palette using Pink Lacquer and Fendi on the loose furniture. There is also green velvet covering one of the walls, as well as marble covering the large wall. Finally, black is found on the five large awnings that make up 20 meters of automated coverage, and on the cushions and details of the furniture.

Píer Seventeen - Indiara Daros and Bruno Barbieri. The interior of the space features a gray/graphite palette, based on the industrial feel of exposed concrete and maintaining the original ceiling, replicating the texture on the beams, pillars and floor. Other dark tones are found in the graphite lacquer, on the imposing bookcase (which serves as a portico and can be confused with metal), on the large identity panel of the space and on the large counter. To contrast with the sobriety of the graphite, the professionals toned down the color palette using Pink Lacquer and Fendi on the loose furniture. There is also green velvet covering one of the walls, as well as marble covering the large wall. Finally, black is found on the five large awnings that make up 20 meters of automated coverage, and on the cushions and details of the furniture. (Divulgação)

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The Concrete Room - Moacir Schmitt Jr and Salvio Moraes Jr. The designers use a neutral color palette as a base, with grayish tones, even in the use of exposed concrete. On the other hand, they chose a warm tone, castor, covering some walls in natural wood veneer. Works of art and tapestries add other charming touches of color to the ambiance.

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Píer Seventeen - Indiara Daros and Bruno Barbieri. The interior of the space features a gray/graphite palette, based on the industrial feel of exposed concrete and maintaining the original ceiling, replicating the texture on the beams, pillars and floor. Other dark tones are found in the graphite lacquer, on the imposing bookcase (which serves as a portico and can be confused with metal), on the large identity panel of the space and on the large counter. To contrast with the sobriety of the graphite, the professionals toned down the color palette using Pink Lacquer and Fendi on the loose furniture. There is also green velvet covering one of the walls, as well as marble covering the large wall. Finally, black is found on the five large awnings that make up 20 meters of automated coverage, and on the cushions and details of the furniture.

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Lounge Al Mare - André Bettinelli and Ana Konradt Lins. The 98 nautical space is based on comfort, relaxation and welcoming friends that the beach atmosphere brings. To achieve this, the professionals worked heavily on gray and wood tones, which make up almost the entire project. Wood brings warmth, while concrete is bold and is used in its raw form, on the ceiling and floor, on the exposed pillars, on the wood and on the iron shelving.

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Deca Refuge - Fernanda Consonni and Priscilla Borges. The professionals sought a loose and light architecture, with the premise of integrating and taking advantage of natural light to create a versatile and comfortable environment. The furniture has curved lines to break up the sobriety of the tones that make up the decor. The color palette remains sober, as a whole, consisting basically of black in contrast with white, gaining more colorful tones such as blue, green and red in objects and acquiring warmth from the wood tones of the furniture and coverings.

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Gourmet Living Room - Tufi Mousse. The 110 m² space is the stage for gastronomic gatherings and its premise is to be functional and welcoming, since it is in fact a regular environment. For this project, the professional was inspired by industries and old houses with tiled kitchens. The industrial atmosphere runs through the colors and coverings of the place, marked by shades of gray, for the most part, with hints of warmth from the wood and shades of blue and green in objects that make up the living room décor.

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Movie Lounge - Eluize Mendes and Maria Ondina Garcia. The professionals are betting on green, the color of the year chosen by Pantone, which was also highlighted in Milan. The composition has a neutral palette, with shades of gray and black, promoting sophistication and an intimate atmosphere to the environment.

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As important as the furniture that prints and fills the decor of a space, are the colors chosen to conceptualize the project. Whether the tones are stronger or more serene, the hues chosen to color walls, ceilings and even decorative details always receive special attention from professionals. At CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2017, the show's cast opted for a more industrial/brutalist style with bold touches and warmed by wood. The tone of graphite and gray are striking and feature brushstrokes of yellow, green, with compositions of silver and gold. Browse the gallery above and discover the trending and memorable colors chosen by the event professionals! CASACOR BALNEÁRIO CAMBORIÚ SERVICE 2017 WHEN? From May 14th to June 25th, 2017 Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 9pm Saturday from 1pm to 9pm Sunday from 1pm to 7pm
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