The Minas Gerais show was full of new textures, which were used in different ways, as you can see in the list below!
Submitted at Oct 5, 2015, 12:30 PM
1. Stone and Metal The textures begin before you even enter the exhibition. In Amanda Gomes and Rafael Lamounier's Parklet , the steel mesh holds the stones together to form a very interesting texture. At night, this texture stands out even more with lighting positioned inside the structure. The light passes through the open areas and forms a beautiful integration of shapes. 
2. Smooth, wood, glossy and matte Gislene Lopes's Lounge Room is a true celebration of textures with great taste. The highlight of this mix is the smooth glass panel, with the built-in TV, which transforms into an irregular surface, which also contrasts with the wooden ceiling. 
3. Wood of all types Laura Santos demystifies the idea that different types of wood cannot be used in the same space. In her Dining Room and Wine Cellar project, she uses five types of material: Pau de Ferro for the chairs, Oak for the table top, Patinated Lamina for the walls, Natural Peroba Dourada for the floor and Walnut for the two wine cellars. The result is an elegant mix of woods that further enriches the space. 
4. Cobogo The latticework in Ana Bahia's Varanga Gourmet space is a texture that directly references our Brazilian identity. The material used is cobogó, a hollow cement element used to build walls and fences, a tepid feature of Brazilian architecture. The architect's reinterpretation of the coating creates a rich and interesting texture. 
5. Metal mesh In Pedro Lázaro's space, the Central Room , the bookshelf has a texture completely different from anything you've ever seen. Instead of the classic glass and other materials, the architect used a metal mesh. 
7. Metal pergola Once again, the use of metal mesh is used in a space of the exhibition. In Quintal e Jardim , by Vanessa Lacerda and Leandro Franco, the roof is made of an innovative material and has a unique texture. The interwoven steel mesh above the space serves as protection from the sun, guaranteeing 40% of the light blocking without blocking ventilation. 
8. Urban texture All the textures in the Cyclist Couple's Suite , by Bárbara Falqueto and Carolina Lage, reference the urban world of bikers. The highlight is the tribal background of the closet. The wall was covered with eco-friendly wood with a custom-made application of the design. 
9. Wall to ceiling patterns In the Living Room and Circulation area, by Júnia Braz and Fernanda Villefort, the texture of the lattice, developed by the architects, is reminiscent of the Minas Gerais style. In addition to the one on the ceiling, there are different shapes on the walls: in the living room, stones were used on one side, lacquered MDF on the other and in the circulation area, vinyl covering was used. 
10. The meeting of the modern with the artisanal At Otacílio Bar Gastrô , Marcos de Paula and Luciana Savassi chose furniture capable of uniting almost two opposites: hurried modernity with slow artisanal style. HOUSE COLOR Minas 2015 When: August 30th to October 6th. Where: Latanias Avenue, number 30, Pampulha. Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday: 3pm to 10pm; Saturdays: 1pm to 10pm; Sundays and holidays: 1pm to 7pm. Admission: Tuesday to Friday: R$40 full price and R$20 half price, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: R$50 full price and R$25 half price. Passport (valid for all days of the exhibition): R$140, nominal and non-transferable, upon presentation of identity document. Student passport (valid for all days of the exhibition): R$70. Special Sale: October 5th and 6th. 
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