Residential cellar bets on curved and welcoming furniture

The CASACOR Paraná stood out for the diversity and innovation of the projects presented. One of the rooms that caught the eye was the Winery Residential, designed by Janaina Marques and Camila Kubota. Betting on an intimateand cozy atmosphere, the duo designed a space that combines sophistication and comfort through the use of organic shapes. "The curved furniture was an essential choice for us to create an environment that breaks up the monotonyand adds a touch of differentiation," explains Janaina Marques. An example is the Loris armchair, with its clean curves and marking, creating an atmosphere of softness and elegance, demonstrating that rounded design can be a truly functional work of art. The armchairs in microtexture, a painting on wood that preserves its natural characteristics, were the right choice for the professionals. In addition to their rounded lines and elegant design, these pieces can be adapted into wood tones, offering even more customization options.

Among the other highlights of the room is the use of natural ironwood veneer, which contrasts harmoniously with the other elements. The carefully planned decorating creates a flow that guides the visitor to the highlight of the project: a tensioned screen with patterns that recall the shapes of bottles.On the side, a panel with glass shelves prominently displays the special labels, completing the elegance of the space. The Residential Cellar was designed for those who appreciate a cozy space, perfect for relaxing and enjoying special moments. "We wanted to create an environment that embraced people, making them relax and disconnect," explains Camila Kubota. With soft curves and a touch of sophistication, the project reflects the essence of Janaina and Camila's work: transforming every detail into a unique and meaningful experience. [april-whatsapp][/abril-whatsapp]