Often neglected when planning a home's decor, the laundry room has gained new attention thanks to the work of Minas Gerais architect
Leticia Nannetti , who has proven that the space can also be delicate and welcoming. In her second participation at
CASACOR São Paulo , the architect masterfully expresses her affection for Minas Gerais in her
EnCantos space, highlighting
the visual and sensorial richness of the cultural elements .
The 35 m² space combines the traditional with the contemporary, featuring artisanal items from Minas Gerais such as embroidery, weaving, ceramics and basketwork. The custom-made carpentry and the technology of the appliances are discreetly integrated, creating a welcoming atmosphere. "Visitors will notice the subtle link that involves the charm of the past with the practicality of the present ," says Leticia. The space also features natural materials , such as the brick-like flooring and the rustic clay cladding. LED lighting enhances both the work and the decorative objects, encouraging new uses of the space . Letícia believes that the laundry room should also be a space for decompression and connection, where activities such as gardening can also be included and enjoyed. 
