51 CASACOR 2019 environments prove that comfort starts in the bedroom

01/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Master Suite of Residencial Família Sênior - André Bertolucci. The light gray, white and nude tones, punctuated with gold fabrics and wooden oak panels, make the environment soft and welcoming. To maintain the clean look, the ceiling received LED profiles for lighting. (Eduardo Macarios)

02/52 - The large painting is by Bahian artist João Di Souza, from his Quimeras series, featuring tropical landscapes. (Denilson Machado)

03/52 - The large painting is by Bahian artist João Di Souza, from his Quimeras series, featuring tropical landscapes. (Denilson Machado)

04/52 - Casa Dendê Duratex - Nildo José. The 115m² space offers fluid and minimalist environments, including a living room, kitchen with dining room, patio and master suite, avoiding ready-made formulas and the stereotype of a colorful Bahia. However, it expresses in every detail the architect's special connection with his homeland in a sober way, rich in art, style and poetry. Seeking to convey an elegant and at the same time rustic essence, the professional opted for a clean architecture, abundant in straight lines, with specific curves that make an analogy to the Bahian Recôncavo. (Denilson Machado)

05/52 - CASACOR São Paulo 2019. Casa das Sibipirunas - Otto Felix. Known for his unique and expressive lines, Otto Felix makes his presence felt with a 250m² space that exudes straight lines and harmoniously blends rustic and contemporary elements. Divided into a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen and a suite with a closet, the Casa das Árvores com Terraço encourages a more reflective and disconnected way of living, where the proposal for a simpler life was established as a reference. (Divulgação)

06/52 - CASACOR São Paulo 2019. Casa Grão by Starbucks at Home - Très Arquitetura. Signing, for the first time, the project of a complete residence in the show, Fernanda Tegacini, Fernanda Morais and Nathalia Mouco, partners at Très Arquitetura, were guided by the concept of the grain, which is defined not only by the birth of coffee, but by the principle of abundant lives, to develop the 100m2 space. Based on the premises of a generation that seeks a more detached, altruistic and humanized life, the architects were also inspired by the lines of Mies Van Der Rohe's pavilion in Barcelona, and created a space in the shape of a glass box, which includes a living room, dining room with a small kitchen, terrace and a master suite. (Evelyn Muller)

07/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Balneário Camboriú 2019. Master Suite - Mariane Bassegio and Nando Machado. The contrast between the urban concept and the surrounding nature is established in the 32 m² space, designed for a young couple. The TV installed in the glass skin keeps the green present, while the wall on the opposite side gains the striking texture of stone, in the same tone as the concrete. (Lio Simas)

08/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina 2019 | Balneário Camboriú 2019. Sincronia Room - Gouveia and Bertoldi Interior Design. Synchrony refers to the relationship between color energy, material textures and the balance between nature and technology. Fabrics and wood combine to convey warmth in this 14 m² rest and work space, designed for a young, recent graduate who loves nature, fashion, art and travel. (Lio Simas)

09/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019. Sheraton Concept Suite - Bibiana Menegaz. Based on the essential characteristics of a hotel, the project provides travelers with a space of belonging. The warm tones of the wood are accentuated by efficient lighting, while geometric patterns appear in the tapestries. Note that, above the wooden panels, the solid bricks recall the history of the original space. Artist Cristina Dalligna signs canvases inspired by Porto Alegre. (Cristiano Bauce)

10/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019. Master Suite Casulo do Casal - Rogério Pandolfo. Natural materials create a refuge, combined with the property's valued features. The striking texture of the demolition bricks was revealed on the wall, and the original windows are another highlight. The Italian-designed bed and the bathtub are close together and occupy the same space, with neutral tones ensuring visual fluidity. The bronze sculpture above the bed is by artist Gustavo Nakle. (Cristiano Bauce)

11/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019. Kairos SPA Suite - Sandro Jasnievez. In Greek mythology, Kairos is the god of opportune and indeterminate time. Here, in addition to closets and individual bathrooms for the couple, the suite has a dry sauna, which prolongs the moment of self-care. (Cristiano Bauce)

12/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019. Nature Suite - Fernanda Paim and Elisa Martins. In addition to nature, ballet is the passion of the girl who lives in the space. The coziness comes from the truth of the materials, such as demolition bricks, burnt cement on the floor and natural stone details in the bathroom. The metalwork partition separates, without interrupting the view, the sleeping area and the closet. (Cristiano Bauce)

13/52 - CASACOR Bahia 2019. Casa 245 - Laís Galvão. The uncomplicated loft of Casa 245 was inspired by the simple and brilliant lines of architects such as Oscar Niemeyer and Lina Bo Bardi. The spaces integrate the functions of the home, providing great practicality for daily activities. The large concrete and wood panel unites the living room and bedroom, providing a sense of visual continuity. The space takes us on a grand tour of Bahian art and Brazilian design, with highlights including the Oscar armchair, the Tripé chair and the works of Mário Cravo Jr. and Emanuel Araújo. (Gabriela Daltro)

14/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019. Docevita - Rafael Krot. The bedroom is one of the most important places in the house and is directly connected to intimacy. Here, comfort and a pleasant combination of modernity and tradition are the defining features. The natural wood flooring guides the experience, along with natural linen and Brazilian marble in some details. The works of art are a chapter in themselves, featuring names such as Iberê Camargo and Siron Franco. (Cristiano Bauce)

15/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019. Mon Amour Suite - Cintia Aguiar. For relaxation, a cozy bedroom that includes an open closet, with stone-clad walls. Highlight for the Capadocia rocking chair, designed by Roque Frizzo. Another highlight, literally, are the lamps with a red gold finish. (Cristiano Bauce)

16/52 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019. Mon Amour Suite - Cintia Aguiar. For relaxation, a cozy bedroom that includes an open closet with stone-clad walls. The Capadocia rocking chair, designed by Roque Frizzo, is a highlight. Another highlight, literally, are the lamps with a red gold finish. (Felipe Araújo)

17/52 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019. Rafael Granero - Influencer's Room. Measuring 19 m², the space caters to young influencers who value a dynamic, modern and even luxurious environment. It is no coincidence that the inspiration comes from the Chanel brand, represented in the black, white, beige, gold and red palette. The lighting also plays a key role, combining LEDs in the niches and ceiling, some spotlights and an Art Deco chandelier that steals the show. (Felipe Araújo)

18/52 - CASACOR Minas Gerais 2019. Flávia Roscoe - Governor's Suite. The ambiance encourages rest and introspection. Sober tones are predominant, giving pride of place to the light gold on the walls and furniture. In the living room, the classic Bergère changes its appearance with a reinterpretation by Sérgio Rodrigues, in contrast to the bedroom, where the priority focuses on the comfort of natural elements such as the wooden screen and the straw panel, designed by the architect. (Jomar Bragança)

19/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Norte 2019. Flávia Ribeiro Rocha - Bia's Room. The fusion of classic and contemporary resulted in a modern space, with all the functions that are part of the young woman's life. Mirrors, marble and the dressing table escape traditional interpretations and display lightness. (Alberto Medeiros)

20/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Norte. Fernanda Bezerra - Edu's Studio. With just 35 m², the architect thought of a multipurpose environment, which integrates sleeping and working spaces, a small kitchen and a cozy living room. The separations between them are fluid, such as a light mesh curtain that gives privacy to the room and the corrugated glass panel that protects the wet area in the integrated bathroom. The stone texture is striking on the floor and wall, without losing sight of the clean color palette that intersperses shades of gray and blue on the base. (Alberto Medeiros)

21/52 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Norte 2019. Adapt Accessibility by Danielle Sá, Adriana Nunes, Ceiça Marques and Mônica Dantas - Longevity Suite. The ceiling and walls were covered in MDF, showing the integration of the machined carpentry with the lighting that traces lines in the space. Another modern touch contributes directly to comfort, in the automation used in the bed and armchairs. The wardrobe also has accessible handling. (Alberto Medeiros)

22/52 - CASACOR Ceará 2019. Casa Nômade - Ramiro Mendes. Inspired by the Beat Generation, a group of North American writers and poets from the 1950s and 1960s with a nomadic lifestyle, and the work On The Road, by Jack Kerouac, the house is the place where concerns can be calmed. It was designed for lovers of coffee, literature, jazz, meditation and those eager to travel the world, to rest and prepare for the next adventure. In the environment, a beautiful garden, a room for entertaining friends with a balcony and a soaking tub, as well as a practical and well-equipped kitchen with a large natural wood table and modern products. The suite has a study bench, comfortable bed, closet and a bathroom completely covered with natural stones and views of the house's garden. In the color palette, soft tones. (Felipe Petrovsky)

23/52 - CASACOR Ceará 2019. Hard Rock Hotel Suite - Alexandre Matos. The space is a presentation of the hotel's suite. The architecture is designed to enchant, presenting a mix of the brand with regionalism, making each space a unique environment, generating a different experience at every moment, with comfort, exclusivity and sophistication. Textures and color palette stand out, in addition to the design, in harmony with the atmosphere of the place, making the environment familiar and conducive to enjoying the hotel's facilities. (Esdras Guimarães)

24/52 - Coral Hotel - Pedro Lázaro The Coral Hotel concept is similar to smart design hotels that around the world offer specific and innovative experiences for people who see their own lifestyle in this content. It opens with a lobby and then a master suite. An intervention of bird sculptures on the façade of the historic Jockey building signals and positions the brand within the event. The lobby, with design and objects from Brazilian culture, is an invitation to stay and interact. (Divulgação)

25/52 - CASACOR Ceará 2019. Suite XX - Anik Mourão. The project seeks to rescue the roots and desires of the modernist movement, integrating the charm and sinuosity of classic styles in a lighter and more contemporary way and dialoguing with the architecture of the property. The project values natural materials and has a free, fluid and integrated plan, with classic design pieces, as well as furniture and carpentry signed by the architect. (Esdras Guimarães)

26/52 - CASACOR Ceará 2019. Daughter's Suite - Amaury Jr. Inspired by a young woman full of personality who likes to welcome her friends into her corner. Divided into a bedroom, closet and bathroom, the suite also has a space with a sofa and table for studying and meetings. The choice of earthy tones brings a welcoming touch while the hanging garden and brick cladding give an air of warmth and personality to the space. The open closet concept has custom-made floor racks that help you choose looks (Victor Eleutério)

27/52 - CASACOR Brasília 2019. Ciccarini.Januzzi - Influencer Girl's Suite. Aimed at children of this generation, the room has an automation system to keep the little influencer always connected. The star of the room is the suspended bed, which gives the impression of floating and has a cobogó as a headboard. Pink appears in various shades, and provides a backdrop for the study bench, which has a monitor with a lift and organizes a multifunctional space. (Jomar Bragança)

28/52 - CASACOR Brasília 2019. Ângela Cambraia Arquitetura - Sossego Room. An invitation to tranquility, the room is designed as a universe removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, a haven of calm and rest. The furniture ranges from contemporary to vintage, and features pieces from the architect's own personal collection. Soft colors such as light blue and ecru give the composition a light feel, combined with natural materials such as linen, stone, wood and straw. Special attention should be paid to a German rocking chair and a kneeler, both from the 19th century. (Jomar Bragança)

29/52 - CASACOR Brasília 2019. Brasília Helaine Caloête - Loft Essência. Measuring 120m², the space is entirely focused on integrating with the garden. On the longest wall, Lucerna stone, brought from Rio de Janeiro, prolongs contact with nature, with the texture accentuated by the lighting. The other surfaces have other stone finishes, and the ceiling is covered in wood. The space dispenses with partitions and reveals a preference for looser structures, such as the curved lacquered slatted wall that makes the room more private. (Jomar Bragança)

30/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis 2019. Unplugged Bedroom - Ana Luiza Tomasi. Disconnect and escape the idea of a perfect life. The space reinforces the message that the best can be found in the simplest materials and compositions, which express the essential. The wood-paneled walls and the entire architecture create a welcoming and protective atmosphere. To bring even more comfort, the headboard was upholstered and covered in checkered fabric, with a retro charm. (Mariana Boro)

31/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis 2019. Bedroom between Phases - Andréia Bocchi, Michael Zanghelini and Jeane Silva. The space was designed for a mature, contemporary woman focused on female protagonism, who seeks a balance between what she has already experienced and what she intends to experience in her home. Investing in technology, sophistication and comfort, the professionals created an essential environment, without exaggeration. In addition to the bed positioned in the center of the room, dictating the fluidity of the space, the wine cellar, the sink and the fireplace complete the project with the color palette that ranges between pink, purple, red, brown and black. (Lio Simas)

32/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis 2019. Sunset Guest Room - Leonardo Caldart and Letícia Pimentel Silva Caldart. The 42 m² room serves guests in an integrated and autonomous environment, also serving as a living room and kitchen with pantry. The color palette refers to the sunset, transitioning from shades of orange to blue at nightfall. The concrete is revealed in the slab and in the stripped structural wall, working with finishes that look like a Brazilian house, such as the slatted wood and the tiled wall. (Lio Simas)

33/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis 2019. Albergo Suite - Gabriela Herde. The architect had in mind the New York lofts of the 1950s. The idea was to create an inhabited factory, with industrial elements, works of art, writing on the walls and intelligent solutions for integrated spaces. Here, the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and living room occupy the same space and each one takes the lead depending on the moment. (Lio Simas)

34/52 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis 2019. Master Suite - Leandro Sumar and Fabio Vitorino. Total integration between bedroom, closet and bathroom with soaking tub. Gold frames, metals and handles are details that affirm the sophisticated tone, as does the natural marble on the two-tone floor. (Lio Simas)

35/52 - Bed & Breakfast - Erwin Mayer. The space was designed to captivate travelers and draw attention to the trend of more interesting accommodations. Elegant lines in the furniture and finishes such as wood and cement enhance the look in this room that includes a bathroom and occupies an area of 24 square meters. (Alvaro Mier)

36/52 - CASACOR Espírito Santo 2019. Master Suite - Isabele Melo. A space composed of soft colors, light and linear shapes that enhance every inch of these 25 m². The upholstered headboard with lighting brings even more comfort, while the suspended niche creates a versatile support for organizing books and objects. Some paintings are by the artist Romilda Patêz, painted with mineral pigments extracted from nature. (Felipe Araújo)

37/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Master Suite - Ivan Wodzinsky. Neutral tones, works of art and refined furniture dictate the 87 m² space, which has sober coverings such as the Carvalho Castelli finish. The carpet has an exclusive design by the office and is inspired by the 1980s, summarizing the color palette of the project. The columns were kept exposed, and one of the beams was enhanced with wood to delimit the bathroom. In it, the bathtub and walls were covered in marble. (Eduardo Macarios)

38/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Grandparents' Suite - Gabriela Casagrande. The new generation of grandparents is connected to technology, likes practicality and does not give up the comfort of natural materials. With this combination, the architect designed the 36 m² space with light colors and linen and leather textures. Highlighting the exclusive wooden panel, which explores the volumetry and is redesigned with the lighting. (Eduardo Macarios)

39/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Girl's Suite - Tininha Giglio. The 36 m² space brings together everything a girl with a cheerful personality and in tune with trends wants. One of the favorite pieces is the Capadócia swing. The printed panel behind the bed guides the color palette of the details. On the floor, the herringbone pattern marks the return of the trend. (Eduardo Macarios)

40/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Girl's Suite - Michele Krauspenhar. Well planned and aimed at a contemporary woman, it translates the proposal into straight lines and a soft color palette. Nude, gray and gold tones balance the various textures, which include a linen headboard, leather side table and light wood warming the walls. (Daniel Sorrentino)

41/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Loft on Life - Maria Alice Crippa and Gustavo Assis. With 80 m², the space is divided into three different areas that follow the premise of using few elements, valuing simplicity and nature. The suite is framed by the box covered in Tauari wood. The trellis delimits spaces, without blocking the passage of light. (Eduardo Macarios)

42/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Suíte do Rapaz - Viviane Loyola. The architect is participating in the show for the 12th time and presents solutions for well-being in 75m². She focuses on a clean layout and coverings such as marble, vinyl flooring and MDF panels, as well as custom-made furniture. All to bring functionality to the space that integrates a rest area, study, closet and bathroom. (Eduardo Macarios)

43/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Guest Suite - Katleen Luizaga. The philosophy of the sacred feminine is valued in these 36 m². It is a movement of inner healing for women and all their relationships. The theme comes to life in simple shapes, in the affection of the objects and in calm tones. The lighting is indirect, in light strips with LEDs and embedded in the frame. On the floor, the laminate with the Carvalho Ouro pattern comes in 44.5 cm wide strips. Highlighting the 63 Armchair, by Zanini de Zanine. (Katleen Luizaga)

44/52 - CASACOR Paraná 2019. Pilot's Loft - Priscila Ruon and Suely Ruon. Living room, gourmet space, bedroom, closet and bathroom are distributed in these 78 m². The automotive universe led to the choice of gray tones in various materials in the project, softened by the presence of wood and leather. Among the design pieces, items signed by Paulo Alves and Rejane Carvalho Leite. The bed and upholstery are by the Italian brand Natuzzi. (Viviane Sonnenstrahl)

45/52 - CASACOR Bahia 2019. Gloss Suite - Mila Caramelo and Mila Saraiva. The suite is inspired by a romantic and connected “it girl”. The space integrates designer furniture, green walls, sustainability and automation. The delicate color palette of beiges and pinks, with a glamorous touch of gold with black and terracotta. The generous closet, mega-equipped dressing table and mini living room to receive friends, make the Gloss Suite an object of desire for women. (Marcelo Negromonte)

46/52 - Royal Suite - Eduardo Baldelomar. Lobby, bedroom, balcony, bathroom, closet and living room occupy approximately 70 square meters. The furniture selection and the presence of light wood, with metallic fillet finish, are a reference to the Scandinavian style. In addition to the wood panels, marbled coverings were applied to the floor and walls. Tapestries, soft fabrics and lighting that highlights the details provide a unique experience of comfort. (Alvaro Mier)

47/52 - CASACOR Bahia 2019. Designer's Room – Dinah Lins. Strength, resilience and determination: in her third consecutive year at CASACOR, interior designer Dinah Lins highlights the modern and entrepreneurial feminine soul in a tribute to fashion designer Irá Salles. The earthy and orange tones, materials in leather, linen, wood, terracotta and straw reflect the characteristics of a modern and sophisticated fashion professional. (Marcelo Negromonte)

48/52 - CASACOR Bahia 2019. Cravo e Canela Bungalow – Jéssica Araújo. The contrast between the rough, industrial materials and the greenery that invades the environment provides a unique experience for those who pass through the Cravo e Canela Bungalow, by architect Jéssica Araújo. The bedroom and bathroom maintain a strong connection with nature throughout the entire space. Artist Romilda Patez created the colorful figurative work with soil from the Pernambuco backlands. José Paulo's leather installation reveals the architect's predilection for regional artists. (Gabriela Daltro)

49/52 - CASACOR Peru 2019. Suite - Renzo Del Castillo and Soledad Stahl. The original beauty of the space was enhanced with elements that renew it, such as the exuberant wall panel. Furniture with simple lines, upholstery and super comfortable armchairs meet local elements, such as objects made of ecological Peruvian wood. (Ivan Pestana)

50/52 - Lagom Men's Suite - Andrea R. Añez and Brenda Jiménez. The rectilinear joinery warms up, the deep blue calms and the large window lets in the landscape and natural light, which interact with the space. Nordic inspiration governs the balance between materials, automation technology and architectural elements to create the perfect atmosphere of rest and escape. (Alvaro Mier)

51/52 - CASACOR São Paulo 2019. Blush Suite - Bruno Carvalho. Comfort, sustainability, sophistication and a mix of contemporary and art deco styles define the Blush Suite. With 53m2, the space has a timeless architectural atmosphere. Harmonized with the characteristics of classic and rustic styles, it has an entrance that allows a wide view of the entire project, composed of the main room, the bedroom, an imposing closet and the living room. Following the trend of bringing functionality and elegance, the interior designer designed the suite in sober tones with nuances that transition between beige, gray and rosé, prioritizing a composition made with furniture, decorative ornaments, fabrics and coverings with an acronym style. (Favaro Junior)

52/52 - CASACOR São Paulo 2019. Cosentino Container House - Marilia Pellegrini. In her sustainable project focused on reusing materials, two containers were joined together to create a 60m² house, which features an integrated living room, kitchen and laundry room, as well as a suite with an incredibly comfortable bathroom. The rooms are decorated in shades of white, with a minimalist feel and pieces by great designers, such as Oki Sato, which bring surprising sophistication to the space. The container house also has a 100m² outdoor area with White Lava Granite flooring, a self-irrigating hydroponic garden and an unmistakable bamboo garden. (Romulo Fialdini)