Casa Cor PR 2015 invests in differentiated lighting in the environments

Concerned with covering lighting solutions and proposals, Casa Cor Paraná 2015 brought environments with diverse lighting projects to this edition. Whether direct, indirect, natural or artificial, light plays an important role in creating a space, creating a comfortable atmosphere that highlights details, provides movement and even helps save energy. Everything must be considered when choosing the lights and how to arrange them. Check out the spaces in the show that stand out for their use of differentiated lighting: Entrance and “Reception, Café and Gourmet Square Arauco”: At the entrance, steel panels with overlapping laser cutting create an optical illusion as the observer moves. This same visual movement is present in the “Reception, Café and Gourmet Square Arauco”, designed by architect Renata Pisani in partnership with landscaper Ana Augusta Lupion, who worked with LED strips to create a cinematic effect and to enhance the visual, they love carbon filament. Gourmet Kitchen: The space designed by architects Bruna Moribe and Carol Bastos relies on natural light, through the shed - a large opening in the ceiling that allows external light to enter - which results in energy savings and a unique design. Living and Dining Room: Scaled copper pendants illuminate the dining table, along with wooden lamps that bring warmth to the space. To create contrast, architects Denise and Carolina Leal Riba used backlit stone. Intimate Living and Circulation: In the lighting design by Luiz Maingué, the main concern was sustainability. To achieve this, LED strips and indirect lighting were used to highlight the collection of works of art on the dark walls.

Contemporary Woman's Room: Designed by architect Samara Barbosa, the space has a Corten steel sheet, cut into a leaf design that has internal lighting forming a subtle gradient of light and shadow. Master Bedroom: Viviane Loyola invested in a pergola over the plaster ceiling, which enhances the indirect lighting of the room. Executive Studio: With a lowered drywall ceiling, it was possible to house a lighting system, which has three central pendants made of wooden sheets and spotlights with LED bulbs. The project was designed by architects Cristiane Maciel and Sony Luczyszyn, from ArqTríade. Service Casa Cor Paraná 2015 Period: from June 23rd to August 9th, 2015 Opening Hours: Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 9pm; Saturdays from 1pm to 9pm; Sundays from 1pm to 7pm Location: Fernando Amaro Street, 60 - Alto da XV - Curitiba/PR (The Factory) Ticket: Full: R$ 40.00 | Half: R$ 20.00