CASACOR

Designed as an extension of the body, Mariana Teixeira and Pedro Pantoja's suite was completely covered in cement in a tone reminiscent of the skin. Built as a monolithic volume, it is camouflaged by vegetation – which invades the interior in the bathtub area. The architectural design, with arches inspired by the Itamaraty Palace, guides the eye through the environment that only features the essential furniture. A panel of tiles by Spanish artist Noemi Carpu forms the division between bed and bathtub and once again brings out the curves of the human body, which also appear in the beautiful ceramic basins in the bathroom.