Do you know what are the wild cards in decoration?

Do you know what are the wild cards in decoration?


Architect Andrea Camillo describes and explains the versatile elements that residents can always count on to compose their own furniture

One of the challenges in the final stages of decorating is the choice of decorative elements. A versatile aspect of the architecture professional and the resident ensures that the perfect selection of essential pieces are used expertly to enhance the environment, renovate or achieve an even fresher and more current highlight or to promote the perception of an update and innovation .

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But where to start? What are the things that cannot be missing? For the architect Andrea Camillo, head of the studio that bears his name, these key elements are those that can be present in both a project with characteristics classicas well as with another contemporaryminimalist or industrial.

Andrea Camillo's project.

“Because they are multifaceted, they manage to fit into different proposals, and this is excellent, as it opens up many possibilities”, verbalizes the professional. Afterwards, he tells 5 objects considered wildcards in decor. Follow:

1. Ottomans

Project signed by Studio Mac

Project signed by the Brise Arquitetura studio

Casa Studio Ninho project

Project Co+Lab Juntos Arquitetura.

Project by the architect Luciana Patriarca.

Project by Daniela Funari.

Project by Navarro Architects.

Studio Tan Gram project.

Cassim Calazans project.

Project by Très Arquitetura.

Project by Paula Müller.

Project by Fernanda Medeiros.

Comfort for stretching the legs and positioning the feet, extra seating, trunk and side table complement. These are some of the uses of the pouf, a piece of furniture that has been part of decoration since ancient Egypt, always with the aim of providing comfort.

With different dimensions, finishes and structures, the architect Andrea Camillo evokes his flexibility to satisfy the most diverse needs, following the characteristics of each project. “I can count on the pouf for the most diverse functions. In the living room, it’s just right to provide another place to welcome visitors or to receive trays served to guests,” he explains.

Adding to the examples, in a closet, it becomes efficient in the mission of supporting residents as they get ready and, currently, sees another applicability in line with current times. “With the need to take off your shoes before entering the house, it is very comfortable and practical to have a pouffe in the hall to assist in this process. The pouf accompanies the changes in the world and new habits,” he adds.

2. Vases with flowers

Gustavo Marasca project.

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Project by Brise Architecture.

Project by Daniela Funari.

Project by Studio Two Architecture,

Project by Mana Architecture.

Project by Studio Duas Arquitetura.

Project Co+Lab Juntos Arquitetura.

Project by Paula Müller.

Project by MSAD Architecture.

Project by João Panaggio.

Project by Bezamat Architecture.

Crystal, ceramic or porcelain, among many other types: there is no one who does not appreciate and agree on the happy harmony that flowers bring to home furnishings. The feeling of well-being and positive energy that adorn flower arrangements are intensified when combined with vases of different shapes, sizes and materials.

On a coffee table or side table in the living room, resting on the dining table or sideboard, by the side of the bed or even in the bathroom, the same object can appear in different settings, adding new life and different looks to home environments.

3. Pillows

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

There is no one who doesn’t like a pillow. Whether it is to rest your head and back on the sofa or bring comfort in a “hug”, the pillow is popular on the living room sofa, home theater, balcony armchair and even in the look of the bed in the bedroom Bed.

But together with this affection that we carry, the architect Andrea Camillo highlights its effectiveness in transforming the face of an environment. “Together with the colours, the textures of the fabrics and their formats simply transform a space. They are magnificent for giving a new look to the decor, time after time, and in a very simple and feasible way, financially speaking,” he comments.

4. Blankets

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Project by Carolina Ferreira Arquitetura

Project by the architect Luciana Patriarca.

Project by Studio Leandro Neves.

Project by João Panaggio.

Design by Studio AG.

Combined with a mix of cushions, the architect proposes light blankets which, with the aim of adding color to the decor of the environment, should always be ready to warm the residents from the cold, both at night and while watching of a movie in the living room. , or when they remove an eyelash after lunch.

In the living room, they can be arranged on the sofa or in a basket nearby and always at hand. “Already in bed, they’re beautiful to compose the trousseau,” suggests Andrea. “More than ever, homes have become a place of refuge and warmth, and these details are very pleasant to meet the sensations we seek,” he adds.

5. Mirrors

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Design signed by Andrea Camillo

Project by Gabriela Casagrande.

Project by Ikeda Architecture.

Project by Fernanda Medeiros.

Project by Sea Architecture.

Project by Ricardo Melo and Rodrigo Passos.

Gustavo Marasca project.

Drawing by Amanda Miranda.

Sketchlab Architecture project.

Project by PB Architecture.

Project by Paola Costa.

Project by A+G Architecture

Project by Cristiane Schiavoni.

Project by Daniela Funari.

Project by Brise Architecture.

Whether as a decorative element, to mask some detail of the environment, such as an apparent beam, increase the perception of amplitude, help with make-up or check the gaze in the entrance before going out, multiples and the transformation that mirrors introduce spaces .

“It’s a classic for having its power to reflect and give depth to small rooms. And it also enters a dining room as an element that creates a sophisticated atmosphere”, lists the professional.

How to use key parts in the environment

Project by Paula Müller.

The secret to building a rich and harmonious environment using key pieces is the creativity. For architect Andrea Camillo, some tools, such as internet research and the discovery of new possibilities, are very stimulating for adding new uses to objects.

“Among these resources, the Pinterest It is a very rich channel to look for references and it works very well. Another channel I love is travel, which sharpens our knowledge of what is pleasurable in other cultures. In the end, I believe that nature, landscape, shapes and places are also sources to draw inspiration from,” he relates.

“In architecture and decoration there is no formulait all depends on the needs of the environment, the residents and their personalities”, concludes the professional.

Source: Terra

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