The grayish and more brutalist tones take over the Santa Catarina exhibition, warmed by the composition of wood and touches of vibrant colors.
Submitted at Jun 21, 2017, 12:17 PM

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)





