Gazeta do Povo, Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
July 27, 2003
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In the breakfast room, the hall or in the livingroom. This parador made by Atelier Robson Walker out of recycled wood is a really smart peice put against this hand-painted lime wall with oranged striped wainscoating. Architects:Cristina Veloso and Karin Girandi



The exercise of decorating corners and hideaways



The space under the stairs, the entry way, the space behind the door or those little secret places in the garden. It doesn´t matter where, it is very common to have unused spaces in our homes or a blank wall which leaves us just plain puzzled. Architects and decorators give here a few suggestions on how to transform these places into tiny living spaces; spaces we can use to meditate, read, store wine or display our treasured souvenirs from holiday excursions.




They recommend

*Architects Cristina Veloso and Karin Girandi recommend Atelier Robson Walker. ", With its dedication to handmade pieces from recycled woods, restored treasures and applied specialty painting, this studio brings back authentic handcraftsmanship, creativity and fair pricing," says Cristina.


Atelier Robson Walker
Rua Dr. Roberto Barrozo, 1761
Curitiba, PR 80.810-090
Brazil
(41) 335-1720

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