CASACOR

Upon learning that the name of the café that would serve CASACOR visitors was Caffé Bothanic, Adriana Fontana came up with her project. Within the theme, she brought nature, with its colors and shapes, to create the delightful space. “With the pandemic, we got closer to nature, and this is directly reflected in the interior design.” Organic shapes appear in the furniture and countertops, where J'Adore quartzite stands out. Among the colors, green is found in the Roca maxi-format coating, with the touch and look of a painting. And orange warms and welcomes, as does the indirect lighting and basketwork with natural weaves and textures. As a counterpoint, a sculpture made with discarded car belts and cotton threads adds movement. The boldness in mixing colors, one of the hallmarks of Adriana's work, also appears on the ceiling, where orange, green and blue delimit the preparation, service and lounge areas.