In general, the use of cobogós, fabric curtains and the use of national furniture were striking in the spaces of the Brasilia exhibition.
Submitted at Nov 12, 2015, 3:31 PM
Throughout the 40 days of CASA COR Brasília 2015 , visitors were able to enjoy beautiful decoration ideas and the latest in world design. The exhibition is a stand where professionals can display their projects in a personalized way and present the latest décor trends to the public.
One of the main examples of this was the use of cobogós. On balconies and even in indoor spaces, this was an element that surprised with different reinterpretations and unusual applications. Bárbara Paiva, who wrote the Journalist's Studio , made a point of using cobogó pieces in the middle of the reception area of her space.
In Larissa Dias' space, Refúgio do Design Brasileiro, the cobogós drew attention not only for their unique shape, but also for being inside the house and in the same space in a composition with sustainable flooring made of bamboo, which, in addition to replacing conventional wood, has a youthful and cozy beauty.
The environment Sob o Olhar do Outro , by the André Alf office, explored the cobogó, which is on the balcony, in a very original way and comes in a completely renewed format.
Another trend was the use of fabric curtains. These pieces, often used in conjunction with blinds, have gained space in bedrooms such as the one designed by Letícia Hammerschmidt. According to the architect, this is a choice that will bring visual and physical comfort to projects, in addition to the necessary functionality of an indispensable element.
The resource was also explored by Miguel Gustavo, who used Artline pieces to compose the Family Room décor.
Brazilian design was explored by several professionals at the show, which had Brazilianness as its theme. Silvana Andrade brought to her space outstanding pieces of Brazilian furniture, all from the collection of the Arquivo Contemporâneo. In addition to a chaise designed by Oscar Niemeyer, the architect also uses an armchair designed by Ricardo Fasanello in her space.
Among other relevant trends is the industrial style, used by Gabriela De Rossi in the Public Lavabo.
And there is also the novelty of using fabrics for the interior decoration of environments, proposed by the duo Circe Milano and Cilda Oliveira, authors of Refúgio da Villa .
