Feel free… the cellar is yours!
Rustic and sophisticated; the dark, the neutral, the sober. Elements that merge into a totally modern and welcoming proposal, that instigate and fascinate. An invitation to relax, good conversation and a glass of wine. The wine cellar designed by the architect Ana Paula Boeira and civil engineer Kelly Caroline Camilo Lopes has this power. It involves drink lovers in a pleasant atmosphere., making them remain and get lost amidst an immensity of labels and corks.
Nero Marquina PO 120x120cm | Project: KFA Engineering | Photo: dunacontent | Partner: withall finishes
According to Kelly, sophistication and modernity were the watchwords in the development of the idea. “The space was inspired by the wineries of Mendoza, in its dark and sober tones. The conservation of the wine was another decisive factor in choosing the color chart. and we opted for Nero Maquina PO 120x120cm in floor, on the wall and on the table, providing a very sophisticated visual unit”, account.
The quality and, about everything, the aesthetics of the coating were determining factors for its choice. “It has a glow that brings the environment to life.. The result exceeded all our expectations.. It was beautiful, cozy and extremely contemporary”, tell the engineer.
To complement the cellar design, the decoration pieces and furniture were thought out in detail, providing an even more special and sensory experience. Representing the nature and origin of the grape, the vertical garden stands out, next to the decorative pergola and natural wood tables in the center of the space. The curtain of water reminds the rivers that bathe the wineries, promoting a feeling of warmth and peace.
Nero Marquina PO 120x120cm | Project: KFA Engineering | Photo: dunacontent | Partner: withall finishes
According to Kelly, the work carried out jointly by the professionals resulted in a differentiated project, that highlights all the grandeur that wine has. “Our basic premises were the magnificence and refinement. Putting pieces together and matching colors and tones, we reached our main goal, which was to deliver a pleasant environment, modern and inviting”, complements.
