What better way to add value to an outdoor space than the adoption of a wide scope solution? Wood or aluminium freestanding pergolas allow the creation of all-round outdoors, providing open air living areas, independent and separate from the main living premises.
Corradi will attend Internorga 2019 from 15 to 19 March, to confirm its international approach to the Ho.Re.Ca markets with Italian look and feel.
Pergotenda®, Bioclimatic pergolas and Sun Sails: Corradi outdoor solutions can turn an external area into an opportunity. A new exterior, in continuity with the interior, designed specifically for the needs of the HoReCa market, where open-air areas can be transformed into a comfortable space to live in many months a year.
Design, construction and assistance: Corradi doesn't just supply pergolas and outdoor covers. Indeed, it accompanies customers step by step from concept to project completion and after-sales service, offering personalised solutions. There is no shortage of successful case histories, and in this article we want to show you three recent installations of Corradi outdoor covers.
Spending time in your outdoor space, working in your garden, setting up a small vegetable garden or even just relaxing in nature is a true cure-all for the health of body and mind.
The positive effects of a life outdoors have become increasingly evident in recent years, especially for the most "vulnerable" people in the population like children, the elderly and the disabled.
In 2009 "Nature Deficit Disorder" was added as a modern syndrome in the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of mental disorders". This is why practising garden therapy and gardening activities in general is an important aid to combat anxiety, stress, depression and many other illnesses.
So let's take a look at the health benefits of Garden Therapy and how to practise it.
Travel and the needs of travellers have changed a lot in recent years. In fact, those who decide to embark on a journey are increasingly oriented towards personalised experiences that allow them to satisfy their desires and, at the same time, to fully appreciate the local culture. For this to happen, it is important that close attention be paid to services and furnishings through a Hotel Design that is able to combine and merge style, technology, comfort and harmony with the natural environment.
The pursuit of wellness through hydrotherapy is a practice that dates back to the ancient Romans, who used to spend several hours a day in hot baths to relax and purify the body from toxins. In recent decades spas and hot baths have become increasingly popular, also thanks to the understanding of thermal springs' positive effects on the health of the body and mind. But wouldn't it be nice to be able to enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy without having to leave home?
Your own home can become an oasis of well-being by turning your bathroom into a private spa, renovating your basement or using the outdoor space to install an outdoor hot tub immersed in the greenery of the surrounding nature. Or if you then have a rooftop terrace you can enjoy a refreshing soak in the sky: what could be better than a moment of relaxation with a picturesque view?
In recent decades the concept of "living" has undergone many transformations, in step with the changes that have taken place in society and people's lifestyles. Today the home is no longer just a place for relaxing and getting away from the world, indeed it is increasingly becoming an environment for a full range of activities that in the past were the prerogative of others spaces. The increasingly common trend of smart working, less and less subordinated to spatial and temporal constraints, means that the home can be transformed into a workspace. Similarly, sports and cinema can become indoor experiences thanks to the tools and applications offered by technology. Organising secret concerts or dinners with strangers (social eating) is becoming increasingly widespread in the home, making it a true gathering place.
The Pantone Colour Institute has announced the colour that will accompany us throughout 2019 and that will dictate trends in the fields of fashion, design and furniture, even for the outdoors. After 2018's bold Ultra Violet, this year's choice fell on a more delicate shade, though just as full of verve, an elegant nuance between pink and orange. Indeed, the Pantone colour for 2019 is Living Coral, a colour that recalls the liveliness of the coral reef, chosen by the famous colour-brand to inaugurate a year promoting environmental sustainability, a theme that is also important for contemporary architecture, nature and optimism.