Art, Decoration, Environments
Art enhances and brings life to décor at CASA COR PR 2016
Paintings, engravings, photographs and sculptures bring the decor to life and democratize art in the sophisticated exhibition spaces
By Redação
Updated at Jul 26, 2018, 12:35 PM - Submitted at Jul 22, 2016, 4:50 PM
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Works of art are widely recognized as items that enrich decoration projects and give a space a personality of the resident. In addition to enhancing the environment, artistic elements such as paintings, engravings, photographs and sculptures are capable of revealing new perspectives with each look. This year, CASA COR Paraná is marked by environments that use works of art to bring life to the décor and, consequently, democratize art in everyday life. 
The Social Lounge of the Bender Arquitetura office features works by visual artist Sila Lima and white canvases produced by architect Karla Bender. To create a gallery effect, the office chose not to hang the works, leaving them displayed in suspended niches to innovate in an unusual way. 
The light appearance of the Home Office , designed by interior designer Larissa Gomes, is made possible by the use of noble materials and artistic elements. The highlight is the painting by artist Gabriela Machado, provided by SIM Galeria. 
To sharpen the senses and create an invitation to relax, interior designer Melissa Dallegrave Afonso punctuated the naturalness of the Master Bathroom with art. On the wall is a photograph from Mariana Canet’s “Reflexos” series. 
Open Bar Miami , designed by architect Marcelo Lopes, combines the luxury of international decor with paintings by Malu Rogers, ceramics by Juliane Fuganti and a rhinoceros sculpture by artist Rafael Sartori. 
The painting by visual artist Sila Lima lends softness to the comfortable Family Living Room , designed by architect Carla Grüdtner. 
India Filipin's paintings harmoniously reflect the fiber optic lighting of the Link Lounge , designed by architects Clarice Volpi and Simone Volpi. 
The Social Lounge of the Bender Arquitetura office features works by visual artist Sila Lima and white canvases produced by architect Karla Bender. To create a gallery effect, the office chose not to hang the works, leaving them displayed in suspended niches to innovate in an unusual way. The light appearance of the Home Office , designed by interior designer Larissa Gomes, is made possible by the use of noble materials and artistic elements. The highlight is the painting by artist Gabriela Machado, provided by SIM Galeria. To sharpen the senses and create an invitation to relax, interior designer Melissa Dallegrave Afonso punctuated the naturalness of the Master Bathroom with art. On the wall is a photograph from Mariana Canet’s “Reflexos” series. Open Bar Miami , designed by architect Marcelo Lopes, combines the luxury of international decor with paintings by Malu Rogers, ceramics by Juliane Fuganti and a rhinoceros sculpture by artist Rafael Sartori. The painting by visual artist Sila Lima lends softness to the comfortable Family Living Room , designed by architect Carla Grüdtner. India Filipin's paintings harmoniously reflect the fiber optic lighting of the Link Lounge , designed by architects Clarice Volpi and Simone Volpi. 
The paintings by artist Marilene Ropelato reinforce the good taste present in the cozy Master Bedroom and Closet , by architects Mariana Stockler and Carolina Posanske. 
The focal point of the project for the Dining and Social Room , by architect Fernanda Heller and interior designer Carla Heller, is the works of art created exclusively for the exhibition by visual artist Sila Lima. 
The luxurious Living Room by architect Ivan Wodzinsky is entirely guided by noble elements and artistic richness. The highlights are the two life-size felines – 'Luar do Sertão' and 'Tigre Escruando a Cobra' – from the collection of Paraná sculptor João Turin, in addition to works from SIM Galeria, such as the five-meter-long Barcode by German artist Katinka Pilscheur. 
A doctor's loft , designed by architect Michele Krauspenhar, is enhanced by its art pieces, such as the grand canvas by artist Eleutherio Netto and the famous painting by the father of Paraná painting, Alfredo Andersen. 
The industrial chic style of the Bathroom for Him and Her, created by interior designer Nilson Torres, is illustrated by the skulls made in resin by visual artist Tony Reis. PARANÁ COLOR HOUSE SERVICE 2016 WHEN? June 21 to July 31, 2016 Tuesday to Friday – 3pm to 9pm Saturday – 1pm to 9pm Sunday – 1pm to 7pm WHERE? Historic building of the Paulo Pimentel Group Publishing House - Rua João Tschannerl, 880 - Vista Alegre. HOW MUCH? R$ 44 (Full) | R$ 22 (Half)