Vanessa Lacerda and Leandro Franco sought to innovate and diversify in the choice of raw materials they used in the environment
Submitted at Sep 9, 2015, 1:11 PM
Vanessa Lacerda and Leandro Franco decided to take a risk in this edition of CASA COR Minas Gerais 2015 , applying a wide variety of materials in their environment, backyard and garden, which together represent the mixed-race Brazilian culture. From rustic to modern, the duo sought to use innovative raw materials in contrast to traditional ones.
On the walls with a rudimentary texture, the cheerful colors celebrate diversity in contrast with the metal of the lamps and the pergola made of stainless steel mesh, ensuring protection from the sun and ventilation.
The furniture is made of eucalyptus and the deck was made of pine, two environmentally friendly Brazilian woods. The plants are also native and the atmosphere is even more Brazilian with the MPB soundtrack.
TV CASA COR Ao Vivo was at the space and interviewed those responsible for the environment. Check it out
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COLOR HOUSE MINAS GERAIS 2015
When? August 30th to October 6th. Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 10pm | Saturday from 1pm to 10pm | Sunday and holidays from 1pm to 7pm.
Where?
How much? Tuesday to Friday - full price R$40 - half price R$20 | Saturday and Sunday - full price R$50 - half price R$25.
Buy your ticket online here .
