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If Marc Anthony’s wife, Nadia Ferreira, boasts a luxurious room where her eldest son rests, then Dayanara Torres, the former partner of a salsa singer, can also share the cozy space in which she spends family moments in her new home in Miami. but without frills and eccentricity.
The co-host of Univisión’s “El Gordo y la Flaca” has been working with the entertainment space for several months, which is why she had to settle in this city in the United States, although she always travels to her native Puerto Rico. she can.
The former Miss Universe 1993 already has her own corner in Miami, a simple and cozy space that she didn’t hesitate to showcase last July when she trusted artist and designer Katherine Fernandez to renovate her new home’s living room without breaking things off. space.
And the fact is that Fernandez, who specializes in space optimization, responded to the Puerto Rican’s call to make better use of the main wall of a small room in her house, a place in which Dayanara Torres not only has a spacious piece of furniture. in lead gray L-shaped, as well as a modern dining room with six seats.
“My new home lacked that wow factor,” Marc Anthony’s first wife wrote in a July 6 post, showing a before and after video of the Closet Detail renovation.
In the entry, Dayanara Torres was surprised to find her home’s living room, where the Cuban designer placed a composite piece of furniture with multiple partitions on the main wall, next to a giant television screen.
In this space, dominated by white walls and a large window with modern shutters, Fernandez decided to create multiple compartments for the 48-year-old model and presenter to order a collection of books she kept in 37 boxes.
Among them, a special place was given to the Miss Universe crown and the belt that she received in 1993, when she became the most beautiful woman on the planet.
“This main wall was completely empty and said nothing. Cathy came in and I told her about my living room, my lack of storage space, and most importantly, my passion for reading. She immediately took out a tape measure, began to measure and draw what I see today as a work of art,” said Torres, seeing the changes, and thanked the “great talents” of those who knew how to take advantage of this territory and give it more harmony.
Dayanara also took the opportunity to praise the efforts of the designer, who came to the United States with a dream, goals and a desire to succeed. “Kathy, you are a great inspiration and I admire you with all my heart,” he said of the specialist who has done wardrobe renovations for artists such as Kimberly Loais, Curly Ruiz, Adamari Lopez, Alicia Machado and others. (AND)