The environment of architect Rafael Kroth Paim in betting on pieces by Brazilian designers to create a minimalist atmosphere
Submitted at Jul 16, 2015, 4:34 PM

The Living Casiere, designed by architect Rafael Kroth Paim, from Casa Cor Rio Grande do Sul 2015 , has 115 m², four distinct areas (fireplace, living room, dining room and kitchen) and is marked by a minimalist and contemporary theme, which is achieved through the use of neutral tones and well-arranged furniture throughout the space. Among this furniture, there is a large predominance of Brazilian designers such as Bernardo Figueiredo, with the Senhor armchair; Zanine Caldas, with the Belmonte bench; Ronald Sasson, with the Dinna coffee table; and Pedro Mendes, also with a coffee table, the St. Claire and other pieces created by Kroth and executed by Casiere especially for the show, such as the black metal shelves that follow the European trend of light and openwork elements and the carpentry partition that separates the living room from the dining room.
Color House Rio Grande do Sul 2015 When: Until August 9, 2015 Where: Comendador Reighantz, 903 - Bela Vista Neighborhood Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 3pm to 9pm; Saturday, 12pm to 9pm; Sundays and holidays, 12pm to 8pm Tickets: R$35 (half price for seniors and 20% discount for students) 
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