Once again held in Morumbi, CASACOR São Paulo featured a richly carved Balinese gazebo designed by Esther Giobbi.
Asian style was at its peak, and, in addition, Brazil was experiencing a boom in imports due to the parity between the real and the dollar.
National design also had its moment, with Carolina Szabó incorporating the Jung chaise, a new release by designer Etel Carmona, into her space.
João Armentano transformed the garage into a place to enjoy family time and hobbies.
That year, CASACOR Goiás and CASACOR Pernambuco were held – the latter featuring architect Carlos Augusto Lira, one of the country's greatest collectors of folk art.
It was also the first time that Punta del Este, in Uruguay, hosted the exhibition, from December 1997 to February 1998, with the participation of several Brazilian professionals.
