The Winter of the cerrado, its earthy tones, rustic textures, and arid soils inspired the "Being Out There" space of 179m2 signed by Encanto Verde Landscaping (Adriana Vasconcelos and Flávia Carvalho) and architect Flávia Araújo. The space features a warm color palette that oscillates between shades of browns, corals, and pinks. The project highlights the natural green of the plants in exclusive forms of Vertical Gardens, and the color of the walls refers to the pink ipês that are so common during this time of year. The twisted trunks and the curves of the rivers are represented by the deconstructed geometry in the contours of the green walls and the water mirrors. The environment is conceptual, scenographic, intimate, and invites the visitor to experience and enjoy outdoor spaces as living areas. The furniture made of nautical ropes and recycled glass is produced by a Bahian community and promotes social inclusion.
