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CASACOR São Paulo: 5 rooms with colored walls

Colorful walls and ceilings define spaces, create a feeling of coziness or spaciousness, and highlight works of art. Check out 5 spaces from CASACOR São Paulo

By Texto: Nádia Sayuri Kaku Reportagem visual: Juliana Corvacho

Submitted at Feb 19, 2021, 1:00 PM

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CASACOR São Paulo: 5 rooms with colored walls

Wall and carpet with the same shade


Loft Kaleidoscope Coral

(Luis Gomes/CASACOR)

There is not a single white surface in the Loft Caleidoscoop Coral designed by architect Maicon Antoniolli . The walls and ceiling of the social area are painted in Escrita Antiga, by Coral. On the floor, a rug with a similar hue completes the division. To avoid giving the space a masculine feel, the architect chose to use soft colors in the furniture, such as the antique pink on the sofa and the colorful lines of the tapestry designed by São Paulo artist Norberto Nicola.

Color for framing artwork


Casa_Dezesseis, signed by designers Moacir Schmitt Jr. and Salvio Moraes Jr.

(Denilson Machado/CASACOR)

Elegant green is used on the ceiling, walls, shelves and baseboards of Studio 4, by Clarissa Reade and Pereira Reade , and serves as a backdrop for the brightly colored decor. The floor imitates burnt cement.

Each wall a different color


Trama Studio, Melina Romano

(Divulgação/CASACOR)

Interior designer Melina Romano 's trick for using color on the walls and ceiling of Estúdio Trama is to use tones that are less saturated and more muted. Yellow highlights Nao Yuasa's quartz sculpture.

With the same palette


Washbasin of the Encounters, Jean de Just

(Renato Navarro/CASACOR)

Inspired by a panel made by the chief Anuiá Amarü, from the Xingu tribe of Mato Grosso, the French architect Jean de Just chose tones for the walls of the Lavabo dos Encontros that followed the same palette as the objects.[newsletter]