Excerpt: Corte D’Arte, an interior design project by Bruno Dias Arquitectura, uses wood as a primary material that defines the interior decor of the space. The programmed space is created from it, as are the work surfaces, the reception desk, and a waiting area near the entrance. Concrete is used for flooring, hence creating a slightly colder character in contrast with the key material, wood.
Project Description
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_img-1.jpg)
[Text as submitted by architect] In a featureless shop in the historical village of Ansião, the designers came across the basis of this project, where they strived to give the space a new perception.
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_img-5.jpg)
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_Drawings-2.jpg)
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_img-3-4.jpg)
The work, which was part of a programmed space that comprises the more restricted areas, such as the beauty parlour, the hair- washing sector, the reception desk, as well as several storage areas, allows more space around it, which can be used for other services.
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_img-8.jpg)
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_Drawings-3.jpg)
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_img-14-15.jpg)
![Corte D’Arte | Bruno Dias Arquitectura](https://cdn.archidiaries.com/2024/04/Corte-D-Arte_img-6.jpg)
Wood is the chosen material that defines the interior decor of this project. The programmed space is created from it, as also the work surfaces, the reception desk and a waiting area, near the entrance. Concrete is used for flooring, hence creating a slightly colder character, in contrast with the key material – wood.