Decoration, Environments
7 rooms at CASA COR RS 2016 invest in ceramic coating
Ceramic coatings are highly resistant, easy to clean and versatile, allowing for a thousand and one ways of using them!
By Redação
Updated at May 30, 2017, 1:50 PM - Submitted at Aug 5, 2016, 6:42 PM
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Due to its high resistance and ease of cleaning, ceramic tiles are the choice of many people. With these benefits in mind, seven professionals from CASA COR Rio Grande do Sul 2016 brought solutions and ideas for using the tiles, provided by Portobello Shop, in different ways to their spaces. Check it out! 
At Dolce Far Niente , a space designed by architect Chris Padilha, the professional created a space for family gatherings, where you can relax, whether reading a book or watching a movie. The refinement is provided by the Travertino Navona line, which reproduces the nobility of classic and timeless marble. The choice was applied to the floor, walls and columns, which adds greater amplitude to the space. 
In Johnny Thomsen and Paula Schwartz's Winter Living Room , the Scandinavian mountain cabin style is the result of a contemporary interpretation of the old spaces of gaucho houses, where the light shaft was used to create an indoor garden. To complement this atmosphere, the duo chose cobogós from the Studio Craft line. 
The Matrimonium Suite , by Juliana Damasio, evokes the symbolism of marriage, highlighting neutral tones, lots of mirrors and chromed metals. To create this setting, the professional chose Golden Calacata marble to cover the interior walls and external pillars of the bathroom, as well as to compose the sink, adding elegance and sophistication to the space. 
At Dolce Far Niente , a space designed by architect Chris Padilha, the professional created a space for family gatherings, where you can relax, whether reading a book or watching a movie. The refinement is provided by the Travertino Navona line, which reproduces the nobility of classic and timeless marble. The choice was applied to the floor, walls and columns, which adds greater amplitude to the space. In Johnny Thomsen and Paula Schwartz's Winter Living Room , the Scandinavian mountain cabin style is the result of a contemporary interpretation of the old spaces of gaucho houses, where the light shaft was used to create an indoor garden. To complement this atmosphere, the duo chose cobogós from the Studio Craft line. The Matrimonium Suite , by Juliana Damasio, evokes the symbolism of marriage, highlighting neutral tones, lots of mirrors and chromed metals. To create this setting, the professional chose Golden Calacata marble to cover the interior walls and external pillars of the bathroom, as well as to compose the sink, adding elegance and sophistication to the space. 
In the Janela da Casa – Pantry and Crockery space, Joana Deicke and Maria Manoela Bento adopted a retro style. To achieve this, there is nothing better than combining coverings that refer to the London subway, from the Liverpool line. 
Juliana Moura and Marli Lima are responsible for the Pub and used the bar atmosphere as a starting point to create the environment, where the colors black, gray and white predominate. To bring sophistication, the professionals chose products from the Geppetto and Lamina lines. 
At Céu's Atelier , architects Camila Pigatto, Fernanda Sá and Laura Tavares designed a functional and interactive space that reflects Céu's handmade style and customization work. The product they chose was from the Brasilia line, which reflects the urban and creative feel they were looking for. HOUSE COLOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016 Where? Petropolis Tennis Club (Faria Santos Street, 451, Petropolis) . When? From June 28 to August 21, 2016. Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 9pm; Saturday from 12pm to 9pm; Sunday from 12pm to 8pm.