CASACOR

Organic shapes are present in Marlon Gama's contemporary architecture, which was inspired by them to compose the environment. The architect innovates with a single dining table on different levels, which guarantees diverse possibilities of use. Geometric and organic shapes are also present in the sideboard, while the lighting innovates by cutting the walls with beams of LED light, bringing a contemporary feel to the environment. The color parchment beige was used throughout the ceiling, making the environment more cozy, and nature and sustainability are present through the wood that lines all the walls. The floor has a large puzzle in a composition of giant granites in pastel tones in the format 30x30cm. The furniture is designed by Marcus Ferreira, Léo Romano and Ronald Sasson.