At CASACOR São Paulo 2025, Deca presented the project Entre-Copas, designed by Armentano Arquitetura. The project proposed a sensory immersion in a space where the kitchen transcends its traditional function to become a meeting point, contemplation, and connection with nature. With 233 m² of internal area and 19 m² of balcony, the project revealed a contemporary vision of living with more fluidity, comfort, and purpose. Architect João Armentano started from the idea of a 'living kitchen' to compose a project where natural light, floor levels, double ceiling height, and strategic openings created a sense of continuity between the interior and the surrounding greenery. At the heart of the project, the main kitchen counter reinforced the proposal for coexistence and practicality. Equipped with the Funstation sink in stainless steel with the Deca Inside single lever, some of Deca's main launches, and its accessories, the piece was designed to stimulate interaction during meal preparation, and its organizing troughs highlight attention to detail and the intelligent use of space. The living area, at a lower level, invited pauses with built-in sofas and sisal carpet. The landscaping project signed by Daniel Nunes subtly and functionally integrated greenery, including a garden on the balcony with fresh herbs ready for use. This integration with vegetation reinforced the dialogue between design and nature, present throughout the narrative of the project. 'The space represented exactly what Deca believes: design that is lived, not just seen. Every detail celebrates the relationship between functionality, beauty, and environmental responsibility,' says Helga Dias Junqueira, Marketing and Branding Manager at Deca. By proposing a kitchen integrated with the landscape and routine, the brand reaffirmed its commitment to solutions that unite innovation, aesthetics, and sustainability, in total harmony with the theme of the exhibition, Semear Sonhos.
