CASA Å LEVE preaches good living according to Scandinavian architecture

Human beings have always been in search of shelter : a home that could meet their physical demands, accommodate their history and routine, as well as provide rest and disconnection from the outside world. And in this period that humanity is going through, the meaning of living was questioned and rethought: what are the attributes that, in fact, transform our home into a refuge? It is through this inner reflection that architect Gustavo Martins , head of the office that bears his name, marks his presence at the highly anticipated CASACOR São Paulo 2021. The studio entitled Casa Å LEVE (to live, in Norwegian) carries out an immersion in the Scandinavian décor , highlighting the attributes that make up the homes of the population living in the Northern region of Europe, in countries such as Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden. “Although we live in a Brazilian climate with distinct particularities, the interpretation of the Scandinavian essence is a very interesting proposal to respond to the new sense of reconnection with the home that we seek here”, reveals Gustavo Martins. With an area of 118m², the studio highlights the composition of integrated spaces in a mix of bedroom, bathroom, living room, kitchen, dining room and garden that come together through a decoration that enchants not only because of its appearance, but also because of the sensations aroused in each environment.

An ode and acclaim to Scandinavian architecture

In the exhibition, the architect manages to translate the fundamentals of Nordic décor through its main components, such as lightness and practicality that promote a minimalist look , but which, in harmony, express comfort and an intimate atmosphere . By emphasizing the neutrality of colors , essential in this style, Gustavo worked with shades of gray and beige, as well as light wood, one of the materials that star in the project. Stone is another element that is part of the project and was represented by the Italian basalt that covers the floor and countertop and kitchen area. “ Natural light is also a highly valued resource in Scandinavian homes. That’s why we created large openings in the living area to make the most of the light,” he emphasizes. In addition, the lighting design stands out due to the bold design of the light fixtures. that were arranged. In a look that mixes the classic with the contemporary, a selection of objects is combined throughout the studio. As for furniture, the lower heights highlight a very distinct feature of Scandinavian homes, as do the rustic features that enhance the strong design of the pieces. In the search to enhance the contemporary, a curation of national and international artists and designers are represented in every corner of the house through furniture and decorative objects. The house design begins with the bedroom , one of the studio's largest rooms. In the layout, a wooden panel faces the headboard wall, creating a niche that displays books and decorative objects and extends as a workbench for the home. office. Centered, the upholstered and lowered bed has rounded ends and is complemented by a wooden piece of furniture with a rustic finish.

Access to the social area of the residence, via a wooden portico , creates an almost imperceptible and private boundary with the private wing. In this space, Gustavo maintained the Nordic concept by using natural elements to compose the décor, with emphasis on the wooden bench. rustic wood supporting books and a vase. In an open concept, the social area integrates the living room, dining room and kitchen, proposing a captivating dialogue between functionality, design and art. Right at the entrance, a metalwork bookcase is made up of books, vases and small paintings distributed on the shelves. Next to it, the Sergio Rodrigues' iconic Xibô armchair is a genuine invitation to contemplation. Next, the dining table with rounded edges is accompanied by black chairs and the modern design of the chandelier positioned in the center. Well divided, the living room is delimited by a rug in natural fibers and furniture characterized by the delicacy of textures and soft tones. which make room for the occasional insertion of rustic elements , such as the black bench and the wooden armchair with a simplified design.

CASACOR Service Sao Paulo 2021

Where: Mirante Park, (attached to Allianz Park) - Rua Padre Antônio Tomás, 72 When: September 21 to November 15, 2021 Opening hours: Monday* to Sunday, 12pm to 10pm * Check the website for special opening days on Mondays. Digital box office: https://casacor.byinti.com On-Site Parking – Estapar R$50 (4 hour period) R$5 (per additional hour) Ticket prices: R$ 80 (Tuesday to Thursday) - Full R$ 40 (Tuesday to Thursday) – Half price R$ 100 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays) R$ 50 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays) – Half price Purchase of half-price tickets - Elderly people aged 60 and over - Student presenting valid document with photo or payment receipt - PCD and their companion (according to law 12.933/13) - Public and private school teacher, presenting a valid document with photo * Proof of half-price entry will be required at the door Important: - Free entry for children aged up to 10 years old - 1 (one) CPF can purchase a maximum of 10 tickets - From 5 tickets, payment in 2 installments - Group Sale: Purchases of more than 10 tickets or by CNPJ, send an email to ajuda@byinti.com