The environment designed by OSA Arquitetos features works of art, creations by Sérgio Rodrigues and ceramic vases from Piauí
Updated at Sep 6, 2021, 5:13 PM - Submitted at Sep 7, 2021, 3:00 PM
(Fabio Jr. Severo/)
When architects get together to design a space, they imagine everything from the floor to the carpets, including the carpentry, ceiling, lighting and curtains. The artwork and other objects that will make up the decor are also their mission, and they do a real job of searching for the right items. among the main galleries in the country so that the project is even better than imagined. In the case of the Suna Reveev Room , designed by OSA Arquitetos Associados at the invitation of Reveev Colchões for CASACOR Santa Catarina 2021 , the number of finds is grand. They contribute to the objective of the environment: to be inspiring, light and intimate at the same time. which is full of personality . Check out below a selection of the main highlights full of history from the Suna Reveev Room: 
Produced by Reveev, the Organic Bed is multifunctional and technological and was designed to also be a bedside table, a seat for putting on shoes and a mat for meditation . It is also equipped with sensory lighting, a built-in sound system, an induction cell phone charger and USB inputs. . The technology also extends to the Asti ViscoGel Superplush mattress, produced with carbon threads that remove static energy from the body and help relieve stress , ensuring a night's sleep with absolute relaxation. With rounded, fluid lines and plush fabric that recall the essential forms of nature, it has a total length of 3 meters. 
An iconic piece designed by the great master of Brazilian design Sérgio Rodrigues in 1962, the Chifruda Chair is made of solid rosewood and leather and draws attention to its Nordic shape that resembles horns. The piece is numbered (no. 17 of 30) and belongs to a collector. . It was loaned especially for the Suna Reveev Room in this exhibition. 
Also a work by Sérgio Rodrigues, the Beg Chair was originally created for the meeting table of the Banco do Estado da Guanabara in 1967 and was relaunched in 2005. Made of wood and with an upholstered seat and back, it is extremely comfortable. Two units of the armchairs are in the room, and are in the dining space, together with the Bell table. 
Considered Sérgio Rodrigues' first major work, the Mocho bench was produced by OCA in 1954. In 2014, to celebrate Rodrigues' 60th anniversary of design, a numbered edition of 60 pieces in Cabreúva wood was launched. In the Suna Room, the bench Owl stands in the bathroom, supporting the soaking tub. 
The 40 ceramic vases that make up the environment are from a cooperative of artisans from the Serra da Capivara National Park , in Piauí, which is home to more than a thousand archaeological sites and is recognized by UNESCO as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The manufacture of ceramics complies with environmental licensing and sustainability standards, in addition to employing around 30 artisans, former park employees, now excellent ceramists.