The passion for wines goes beyond the taste and manifests, more and more, in the desire to integrate wineries with residential environments. Far from being just storage spaces, personalized furniture becomes a prominent element in the decoration, adding elegance and utility to the homes.
Architects Raphael Martins and Gabriel Galera, ahead of Martins Galera Architecture, demonstrate in their projects how this insertion can be carried out in a harmonious and sophisticated way. Check it out!
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In one of their projects, the architects duo conceived for an apartment an option for cellar tailored with capacity for over 100 wine labels. Equipped with internal LED lighting, which enhances the beauty of the bottles, and closed by a transparent glass door, the furniture adapts fluidly to living and to the kitchen, which share the same space.
The choice of glass allows you to enjoy the wine collection, turning it into an interesting and inviting visual element, while guaranteeing the ideal conditions of temperature and humidity for the conservation of the beverage.
In another project, the custom furniture gets an even more exclusive touch. In addition to LED lighting, this model has a glass Mirrored, which adds a modern and elegant design element to space.
The purpose is also a high point: the project includes not only the correct storage of wines, but also a space dedicated to the accessories indispensable to the lovers, as decanters and other special bottles.
3. Lighting
A lightingpresent in both projects, is an important ally in valuing wineries, providing a soft light that does not harm the wines and, at the same time, highlights the beauty of the bottles. The glass doors, whether transparent or mirrored, allow the collection of the collection, transforming it into a focal point of the environment.
“The incorporation into the project goes beyond the simple installation of an equipment: it requires careful planning that considers the concept From the environment, the amount of labels to be stored and the way the cellar will relate to the other elements of space, ”concludes Raphael Martins.
By Andrezza Ribeiro