▷ Cosas de casa revista decoracion | Actualizado julio 2024

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“Learning to paint different types of walls, tiles or wood is something very enriching”.Leroy Merlin and María Escoté have worked together to face a great challenge, to return to create on a blank canvas that was her studio. She has really enjoyed “being able to create my own colors when painting different rooms”.

The terrace has become during the pandemic in a must have of the house, so Maria Escoté has sought an option to illuminate this outdoor space at night in a sustainable way and that allows her to save, so she has selected solar spotlights, one of the most ecological solutions offered by Leroy Merlin for ambient lighting.

In her creations, she defends her personality to the hilt: 100% María Escoté. Her house is also full of character and color to escape from the minimal style. There are vintage Scandinavian pieces, textiles in strident tones and many works of art by young creators, such as Matías Sánchez Martín. Although, undoubtedly, the star piece is a night landscape, painted by his father: Ferrán Escoté.Living roomA sofa with simple lines, upholstered in blue, takes center stage with the selection of cushions in color-block and animal print prints.

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PARQ, the studio integrated by Roxana Paniagua, Lorena Piana and Mirella Gonzales Orbegoso, has developed a project that combines the client’s passions: antique pieces with contemporary works of art. A house where the present and the past coexist.

To stop. To observe carefully. With this formula, Ana Teresa Vega Soyer discovered an intimate and complex language and knew how to approach, with subtlety and refinement, her project in Álvarez Calderón: the rethinking of the social area of an apartment of virile essence with touches of audacity.

Due to the state of emergency, César Lee had to stop his commercial and private projects. However, since architecture and interior design live in his DNA, he simply could not stop. So he resumed the most intimate of his works: his own apartment.

The interior designer Ro de Rivero has given life to a modern and minimalist apartment in Miraflores with a monochromatic line. From the choice and repetition of a few materials, he aims to build a story. Pieces that become transcendental and everyday environments that are transformed into altars to celebrate the rituals of life.

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PARQ, el estudio integrado por Roxana Paniagua, Lorena Piana y Mirella Gonzales Orbegoso, ha desarrollado un proyecto que combina las pasiones del cliente: piezas antiguas con obras de arte contemporáneas. Una casa donde conviven el presente y el pasado.

Para detenerse. Para observar con atención. Con esta fórmula, Ana Teresa Vega Soyer descubrió un lenguaje íntimo y complejo y supo abordar, con sutileza y refinamiento, su proyecto en Álvarez Calderón: el replanteamiento del área social de un piso de esencia viril con toques de audacia.

Debido al estado de emergencia, César Lee tuvo que detener sus proyectos comerciales y privados. Sin embargo, como la arquitectura y el diseño de interiores viven en su ADN, simplemente no podía parar. Así que retomó la más íntima de sus obras: su propio apartamento.

La interiorista Ro de Rivero ha dado vida a un apartamento moderno y minimalista en Miraflores con una línea monocromática. A partir de la elección y repetición de unos pocos materiales, pretende construir una historia. Piezas que se convierten en ambientes trascendentales y cotidianos que se transforman en altares para celebrar los rituales de la vida.