The space has the function of bringing people together both during leisure and work times.
Submitted at Jul 17, 2019, 12:15 PM
The co-living proposal is old, but here in Brazil it has been establishing itself as an attractive solution to serve different generations. This was the idea behind the architect's project, in her third edition of the show, by integrating the living room and kitchen. The space Its function is to bring people together both during leisure and work. 
The transition from the living room to the gourmet area was harmonious thanks to the central island, which can be used as a dining table, meeting table or entertainment area. Another feature used to provide warmth and unity was to cover the entire space with wood, as if it were a crate. The built-in cabinets - with open and closed niches - blend in effortlessly with the glass and mirror cabinets. In the background, the brick wall steals the attention, breaking up the uniformity of the smooth wood surface. Earthy tones are highlighted in the cushions, rug and handcrafted pieces. of different fibers. The linear lighting was designed with rigor, highlighting every detail of the project and enhancing the signature pieces spread throughout the living room. 
CASACOR SAO PAULO 2019: WHEN? From May 28th to August 4th Tuesday to Saturday: 12pm to 9pm 
