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Light as the breeze: Cabana ao Vento creates a new way of staying

Brenda Rolim's space for Janelas CASACOR, Ceará edition, combines a laid-back style with the practicality and efficiency of compact homes

By Ana Carolina Harada

Submitted at Oct 26, 2020, 2:06 PM

05 min de leitura
Light as the breeze: Cabana ao Vento creates a new way of staying

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When it comes to thinking about post-pandemic living, Brenda Rolim presents a contemporary and functional portrait of beach houses with her project Cabana ao Vento , for Janelas CASACOR, Ceará edition. Nestled under the clear sands of Fortaleza, since the The container installation is located on the seafront, the environment has the perfect paradisiacal setting to, as the name suggests, bring good winds.

A new way to experience the beach


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The cabin is as light as the breeze. Its simple decor with rustic touches was inspired by the sports tourists who visit the region to practice kitesurfing. In fact, the entire space was designed as a more mobile and compact form of accommodation for the local hotel sector. .

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The idea is to offer an efficient and economical place that can be used as a second home for those who like to spend long periods in nature and on vacation. For this reason, the space contains a small kitchen, bathroom, closet and even space for a washing machine. of washing clothes.

Relaxed practicality


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All furniture and appliances were, of course, included in an extremely compact and functional way, after all, the adventurous occupants will probably make the waves of the Northeast their main residence. The counter, for example, slides to reveal the sink and refrigerator, or opens in right angle, creating a small table. The highlight, however, is the sofa bed in the center of the space, a versatile piece that can unfold, literally, into whatever is needed.
Focusing on what is essential to the tourist experience, Brenda adds a relaxed decor, with several beach elements: a wood finish in the kitchen and on the mirror frame, sand-toned stones covering the bathroom wall and a nod to fishing , on the network that separates the two rooms.

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The back of the container is covered in posters by artist Wilson Neto, adding the finishing touch to the Cabana's cool surf aesthetic.

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Where? Mucuripe Beach, Fortaleza, Ceara Visit all the rooms with the 3D Tour on the website janelacasacor.com.br When? from October 25th to November 25th As? Free