CASACOR

Integration of spaces, unity of colors and materials, and comfort. These three concepts, so present in Eduardo Franco Correia's work, are clearly present in this project. With the theme of 'water' as a starting point, the architect created a large bathroom, ideal for moments of introspection and relaxation. The earthy and neutral tones and the dark blue background enhance this atmosphere, as do other relevant solutions: the delightful sofa (Guilherme Wentz), the presence of vegetation, and the wooden floor, original to the house that is hosting CASACOR – the shards and tiles that form a large panel (Arter Atelier) emerged from its renovation process. It is also worth noting the care taken in choosing the china, metals, and designer pieces. Among them, the highlight is the floor lamp designed by Bernard Schottlander in 1951, but there are other important signatures such as Estúdio Rain and Estudio Manus.