11 living rooms from CASACOR Peru to inspire your next renovation
Modular sofa, biophilic design, colorful walls and wood are some of the decoration trends that this year's Peruvian cast opted for. Check it out!
By Marina Pires
Submitted at Jun 30, 2022, 7:00 AM
03 min de leitura
Lizette Miró Quesada and Vera Velarde - Casaflex. Environment of CASACOR Peru 2022 / (Yara Virreira)
Lizette Miró Quesada e Vera Velarde - Casaflex. (Yara Virreira/CASACOR)
As it is a strong living space that reflects the personality of the house's residents, the living room is a prominent environment and, therefore, always deserves special attention when decorating.To inspire your next renovation, we have selected 11 living rooms from CASACOR Peru 2022 for you to enjoy and keep an eye on trends . Check it out in the gallery below!
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Lizette Miró Quesada and Vera Velarde - Casaflex. As a tribute to all of us who discovered our home as a refuge and learned to combine rest, work, sport and fun in the same place, we designed Casaflex, a functional space capable of giving meaning to our needs. Where landscaping is the key to achieving the perfect balance between functionality and sensory. Your contribution creates a welcoming, natural space with personality.
(Yara Virreira)
02/11 -
Ignacio Martínez Argüello - Lecture Room. Adapting is also using what exists and transforming it into its best version. Taking the boiserie and high ceilings as a legacy, the traditional English green is renewed with a joyful contemporary work. The fireplace in the background becomes a meeting point, where new stories intertwine; while light becomes intelligent transforming everything it touches. This space is a free territory to let your imagination run wild. In this place, the chosen elements stimulate creativity, inviting relaxation and contemplation.
(Natalia Queirolo)
03/11 -
Jennifer Junek - Porsche House. The projection of a glass prism surrounded by nature marked the beginning of this adventure. Likewise, the exhibition of the Taycan electric car served as inspiration for the conceptual development of clean, organic lines and furniture for everything related to design. A Porsche House is made up of open, integrated and multifunctional spaces. It is based on light colors, interesting textures, natural materials and lots of greenery. The design brings together four important pillars: sustainability, well-being, luxury and technology.
(Divulgação)
04/11 -
Fiorella Milla-León - Infinite Rooms. Our home is our refuge and that is how we conceived it, as a phenomenon of infinity without expiration. We love to celebrate them, to make them ours, within a natural landscape that pampers us and gives us connectivity. Our rooms decorated with furniture from luxury international brands, which Casa 100 represents, provide us with well-being, and the warmth of the lights makes us feel levitated inside the majestic space with imposing ceilings. A hidden space surprises us with an abstract introspective, reminding us that everything transforms into infinite experiences.
(Iván Pestana)
05/11 -
Nicole Prutsky and Ro de Rivero - Symbiosis. Years of absorption and creation have led us to understand the importance of rigor, pause and understanding of the present and space. The monochromatic palette as a base is essential and timeless. The result is relaxing, flexible, liberating and deeply contemplative spaces. We achieve this by highlighting the careful selection of pieces and the artists behind them. With an impactful minimalist style, an engaging symbiosis of well-being and satisfaction was achieved, inviting reflection and questioning creativity.
(Natalia Queirolo)
06/11 -
Karla Chávez and Paula Vecco - Departamento del Huésped. In this ethereal space we were inspired by the Japanese style, where light and the natural landscape are the protagonists; The distribution of furniture helped us with the idea in the bedroom, where the headboard is a large window and nature is the main theme. At sunset, the room will be surrounded by warm natural light to enjoy a movie or read a book, while the mirror reflects you. We don't want our guests to leave without breathing in a little bit of our culture, so we tell them subtly through art pieces and fabrics.
(Yara Virreira)
07/11 -
Fiorella Consiglieri - Being Intimate. Being Intimate is a place of refuge that promotes connection with oneself. This environment was created for a jewelry designer who travels the world seeking to connect with the past, with the origins of human beings, who likes to know and explore different cultures and ethnicities. The Intimate Room is a flexible, modern and conceptual space that invites comfort and creates a bridge with lived experiences, allowing the inspiration that this designer needs to create her next collections to emerge.
(Natalia Queirolo)
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Roque Saldías - Present and Future. The lobby, main hall, dining room and generously sized terrace celebrate the simplicity of the architectural lines and landscaping. Clear, uncluttered surfaces and brightly colored accents, where each object, piece of furniture and work of art fulfills its function without excess, adding beauty and well-being. These are spaces that are coming together after two years of silence, offering solutions, projecting themselves with freedom, clarity of thought and, above all, serenity.
(Sergio Fernández Majluf)
09/11 -
Diego Olivera and Marcia Lenz - SPA Qhali Kay. Qhali Kay (health and well-being, in Quechua) is a proposal in which we incorporate a healing circuit, where we can free ourselves, meditate and transform ourselves: a swimming pool as the center of the space; prisms and stones that restore the balance of our energy; and a warm color palette invite us to reflect on the scenario of our life: "Take a break for our health and well-being." This is Qhali Kay, a transformative space to heal and feel good.
(Iván Pestana)
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Eliana Basma - La Cuarta Dimensión. This is the space where the past, present and future live in perfect harmony with our mind, body and soul trilogy, making it our refuge, our altar and our church called “home”. This Fourth Dimension emerges through the design and transformation of spaces, where needs, experiences and experiences; past, present and future; mind, body and soul merge with the trilogies of my work philosophy: design, architecture and technology; aesthetics, harmony and functionality.
(Yara Virreira)
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Jessie D'Angelo - Le Cottage. This little cabin is a lakefront vacation retreat that houses a family of four; They seek tranquility and calm on their rest days outside the city. A color palette of blue, green and neutral tones reconnects us surrounded by nature. Materials such as painted wood, wallpaper on ceilings and walls, fabric textures and colors create a feeling of well-being and tranquility within the three environments. This refuge reflects joyful moments spent as a family with our parents, laughter and complicity between siblings, memories that connect the heart to childhood, which give us a feeling of belonging.
(Natalia Queirolo)
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