DonaFlor Mobília brings tips for pieces that help transform the environment
Spaces for relaxation and meetings. The porches, gardens and backyards are environments where people and nature interact during the day to day. That's where you go when you want to feel the heat of the sun, calm down looking at the sky or spend time taking care of plants, deepening the relationship with the earth and the green.
Creating a cozy corner to feel nature can be a challenge for those who have balconies, but it's not impossible. Some solutions can help make the space more comfortable for a sunbath, a little time to read, a meal and to accommodate plants, to calm the mind and, in addition, attract birds for a casual visit. DonaFlor Furniture has separated some tips to help you think of a relaxing and stylish décor for outdoor areas. Check it out below:
To keep warm in the sun:
The Skyfolding sun lounger, by Adolini + Simonini, is ideal for those who like to relax in the sun
The Skyfolding lounger, by Adolini + Simonini, and the Contorno chaise, by Rejane Carvalho Leite, are options for those who like to sunbathe carefree. Furniture can be made even more comfortable with some pillows. Skyfolding appears light, subtle, delicate and cured in the smallest details. The furniture makes reference to the Asian scaffoldings, where bamboos are crossed to create huge and fascinating structures. By abstracting the references, the piece appears light, subtle, delicate and cured in the smallest details.
The generous upholstery of the Contorno chaise is an invitation to the laziest moments
Contorno chaise is ideal for those who do not give up generous upholstery. The furniture has a design that privileges a coastal touch, represented by hollow elements and curvilinear contours characteristic of the beach atmosphere.
Reading times:
Armchair and Puff Flow, by Rejane Carvalho Leite, guarantee the ergonomics and comfort necessary for a good reading
Reading outdoors is a habit for many. After all, nature can make reading more
interesting by sending a stronger breeze right into the mysterious part of the story or
help in the motivation to continue with the book in hand in the tranquility of a
balcony. With open and closed weaves, which play with light and shadow, the armchair
and the puff Flow, signed by Rejane Carvalho Leite, bring consistency between
materials, finishes and colors. The structure of organic and fluid lines gives
softness and delicacy, while the pillows create a cozy atmosphere.
Armchair and puff Anauê, by Daniela Ferro, is inspired by Brazilian native people and provides good reading moments
The armchair and puff Anauê, by Daniela Ferro, also have the appeal of comfort that is much appreciated by readers. Inspired by the culture of the native people of Brazil, the plots of the piece create a light, sophisticated and original visual effect, representing the cultural load of centuries of body paintings, ritual costumes and artisan objects from native Brazil.
Outdoor meal:
Loop bistro stool and table, signed by Rejane Carvalho Leite, are ideal for those who have little space but don't give up on outdoor dining
Food takes on a different flavor when the dish is served outdoors. Stools and
small tables are ideal for those who have little space but don't.
give up a little food with a taste for freedom. Here the DonaFlor tip is the
Loop bistro table and stool, signed by Rejane Carvalho Leite, who
they feature curved lines and varied tones. Made with aluminum and nautical rope, the
pieces are perfect for outdoor kitchens and gourmet spaces, increasingly
present in contemporary decor.
Green inside the house:
Birdhouse Gotinha, by Lattoog, is a piece that helps put green inside home and attracting bird visits
The adoption of remote work by more companies in Brazil and the imposition of
intermittent social isolations, boosted the use of plants in the décor. They help
to relax your eyes and mind, in addition to making the environment more beautiful, colorful and
attract furtive visitors such as birds.
The birdhouse Gotinha, by Lattoog, is a success for that very reason. When empty,
it offers comfortable furniture for flying visitors. It can accommodate
also small plants and flowers, which attract the attention of these pleasant visits.
As the name says, the piece mimics the shape of a drop and is available in several colors.
Option for those who prefer vases, the Varanda cachepot, signed by Mila
Rodrigues, embraces the object with a plot valued by its irregular shape, which brings
different visuals depending on the position in which the piece is placed. executed on
synthetic fiber to resist the weather, can be produced in different colors,
like off-white, for those who want a more natural effect.
The Cachepot Varanda, signed by Mila Rodrigues, embraces vases with a weft valued by their irregular shape
