The project by architect Ana Bahia for Janelas CASACOR, Minas Gerais edition, transcends the routine of social isolation: work and rest in the same space.
Submitted at Dec 24, 2020, 5:00 AM
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From one moment to the next, the house became a place of work, while the office began to feel like a home. These two movements, from different times of the same reality, guided the Casa Terapêutica environment, by architect Ana Bahia for Janelas CASACOR, Minas edition General.
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Based on the idea that everyone now wants to feel welcomed, the environment uses natural elements such as linen and wood in lighter tones to create a cozy effect. The affection of folk art and genuinely Brazilian products create a connection with the essence of each one.
(Jomar Bragança/CASACOR)
The green wall brings harmony and balance, reinforcing a reserved and restful feeling. The tone is balanced by the colorful paintings, which add a touch of fun. Scattered lamps ensure that the occupant always has intimate lighting available.
(Jomar Bragança/CASACOR)
The arrangement of the furniture and the play with the spaces show a configuration that is possible for both a home and an office or any other work space. Everything inspires comfort and harmony.
