Paola Ribeiro creates a space of peace and tranquility, permeated by a set of sensory stimuli that transform the visitor's experience
Submitted at Nov 1, 2017, 1:52 PM

CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2017. Spa Deca - Paola Ribeiro. On the left, above the dining table, paper lamps installed at different heights lightly compose the décor. (Paulo Jabur)
Featured at CASACOR São Paulo 2017 , Paola Ribeiro also surprised everyone with her project at the Rio de Janeiro show. The professional created the Spa Deca at CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2017 , a refuge in the heart of the city. The space has 180 m² of internal area with another 130 m². m² of terrace inhabited by several species of palm trees and overlooking the sea. A space of peace and tranquility, permeated by a set of sensory stimuli that transform the visitor's experience. The path through the Spa, without walls, was delimited by curtains made of white towels.
Paola Ribeiro used more than 350 meters of towels to cover the furniture and make everything more cozy. Highlights include the Esfera armchairs by Ricardo Fasanello, lounge chairs by Jader Almeida, Benjamin armchairs by Sérgio Rodrigues and the massage table by Etel.
Soft sounds, aromas and textures contribute to the atmosphere of the space. In the entrance lounge , the lighting designed by Maneco Quinderé creates an intimate and relaxing atmosphere, delicately falling on acrylic boxes filled with sand, which display metals from the LK Line and the Round Overlay Sinks Gold-plated like jewels.
The professional created a tea kitchen, with a tatami mat for tasting tea and a shelf with 70 glass jars and metal boxes that store the most varied types of tea. The space also includes an eight-seater dining table with paper lamps.