5 bedroom decoration tips from CASACOR experts 2021

The bedroom is one of the most important spaces in a home, after all, it serves as a true "battery" to recover energy after a long day of activities . For this reason, thinking about the decoration of this environment may not be such a simple task. It is It is necessary to use creativity, but know how to balance it to create a more comfortable atmosphere. Furthermore, the relationship between the room and the resident needs to be very close, after all, the feeling of comfort is something very personal, and therefore all choices must be thought out together with the person who will inhabit the space. Whether in colors, textures and even the aroma, it is important to understand what brings a pleasant sensation in a particular way. We know this isn't an easy task, so we've gathered some experts who did a great job presenting rooms at CASACOR São Paulo 2021. Check out the surefire tips our team has put together!

1- Seek balance of the elements

Gregory Copello brought to CASACOR São Paulo a space for relaxation and rest. Named the Noah Room , it is "a nest, a refuge. A place that disconnects from the outside world and connects with our inner selves ." He bet on a clean look and was inspired by our ancestry, investing in very cave-like elements such as stones, wood, linen and straw. For Gregory, when decorating a bedroom it is important to think about the harmony of the environment, taking care not to overdo it with the décor . He worked with a neutral palette, which tends to bring a more balanced side to the space and provide visual relief for a good night's sleep. of sleep. "Balance is found through the study of the environment, the furniture and their relationships with each other, such as textures, shapes, light, transparencies, reflections, etc."

2- Avoid colors that can become boring over time

No matter how much you love a color, looking at it every day before going to bed can make you sick of it, which is why Hugo Schwartz , from Intown Arquitetura , has a great tip: avoid very warm tones and also market trends. that can get tiring over time. To avoid this problem, at CASACOR this year Intown opted for "pastel tones, which are a long-term trend and don't get boring". The Collector's Loft follows an open plan concept and the balance between all the structures also ensures more tranquility. For Hugo, the rule is clear: "less is more", so opting for simple elements and less striking colors are essential to ensure a cozy environment.

3- Adopt solutions according to the region you are in

The eternal "colorful architect", Brunete Fraccaroli surprised at CASACOR São Paulo 2021 with a bedroom that is pure refinement and comfort. She chose a color palette with only two colors – white and gold – to bring a sense of peace and new beginnings. , something that is being widely discussed with the pandemic. "I think it is important to bring current issues to my projects, especially in a traditional exhibition like CASACOR. I chose to use white because, in my opinion, it is a color that brings a sense of peace and I think this is one of the main feelings that humanity needs at this moment", he said. As a tip for decorating the bedroom , the architect suggests analyzing the region well and prioritizing thermal comfort , which can vary according to the location of the residence. "When choosing materials, neutral tones tend to bring a greater feeling of peace and comfort. ; but warm colors, depending on how they are used, work." Furthermore, she also advises betting on a balanced play of light and shadow and also betting on plants, which bring balance to the project.

4- Highlight the headboard to make the bed more attractive

There are several techniques that add coziness to the bedroom, and architects Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins from Architects + Co showed the power that a headboard can have in the space. For this year's show, they were inspired by a loft as a " piéd- à-terre " aimed at a person who needs a second apartment. "In the loft there is space to live in a practical way, to be inspired, to receive friends and prepare a relaxed dinner, in an atmosphere with a lot of identity". The project was named " Organic Breath " because it is inspired by the shapes of nature. And what better way to incorporate natural elements to bring balance and comfort to residents? They opted for slatted panels with delicate textures that invite touch. in this way, working with shapes and colors to highlight the space. Fluidity and good circulation were also sure bets to make the space more welcoming.

5- Use materials that refer to nature

Decorating with straw, wood, stone and many other elements that bring nature into the home are welcome. For Érica Salguero, these materials will be increasingly valued, especially for the bedroom, which is a space that calls for more comfort. . For CASACOR 2021, Érica brought a true gift: the Kairós Space , which references Greek mythology and was inspired by new habits for the post-pandemic period. "The proposal was to interconnect this concept of Greek mythology with current life and new routine of being at home, providing a contemplative, welcoming environment, of gratitude and recovery of the quality of time and life", he explains. In addition to using materials that are reminiscent of something more primitive (and therefore more welcoming), the architect opted for a neutral palette, which surprises and reveals a pleasant environment to live in. "Colors can convey different sensations, so choose a palette of cozy colors, like neutral colors", he leaves as a final tip.

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