The 10 most beautiful CASACOR projects according to readers

Every year, CASACOR presents hundreds of projects, including complete houses, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and lavatories, as well as gardens and balconies that are true sources of inspiration – and it is difficult to try to choose the best among them . But that's what our readers set out to do: choose the most beautiful environments from the latest editions of CASACOR , from 2018 to 2021, which were gathered here in this compilation. In addition to taking a trip back to past editions of CASACOR, the 10 spaces listed here offer tasteful ideas for inspiration . Check it out!

Complete house

The Syshaus House is one of the most memorable projects at CASACOR São Paulo . In the 2018 edition of the show, Arthur Casas presented the SysHaus modular system – a technology developed by his office that made it possible to build a high-standard house in less than a month, with waste and practically zero water consumption. The project won the poll that selected CASACOR's favorite house in 2018. Among the competitors, Casa Syshaus stood out for using 100% recyclable materials , in addition to the green roof , which naturally contributes to thermal and acoustic comfort, giving maximum respect for nature in all construction processes.

Kitchen

In an environment that stimulates creativity, the starting point is the Berilo stone, whose emerald color runs throughout the decoration. The project by Studio Ro+Ca at CASACOR São Paulo entitled Casa Berilo Leroy Merlin was chosen as the favorite kitchen of the 2019 edition of the show, proving that it is possible to create a cool and sophisticated environment with hi-lo materials. Before that, readers had already been invited to vote for their favorite kitchen from the 2018 show . On that occasion, it was a tie: the public could not decide between the Le Riad Bontempo kitchen, by Roberto Migotto, and the Casa Terra kitchen, by Paola Ribeiro. Both tied for first place with 14% of the votes each. The first is inspired by a type of building in Morocco, facing inwards towards a courtyard with an internal garden. Roberto Migotto proposed with his Le Riad Bontempo a contemporary reinterpretation where the 400 m² house opens onto the 200 m² garden. The kitchen enhances practicality with fixed furniture and straight lines. At Casa Terra , the two large trees that were on the land were integrated into the space. The feeling of being in a garden is reinforced by the use of glass and large frames, inviting the greenery inside with natural and woody tones. In the kitchen, the bench combines stone and carpentry.

Living room

A living room that offers a journey through different eras and combines the best of national design with contemporary furniture: this is the Piano Room , by Luiz Fernando Grabowsky at CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2021. The space combines a large 19th century dresser with a modern and contemporary design. The house's original 19th century, as well as designer pieces such as the Icon bookcase by Jader Almeida and pieces by modernist Jorge Zalszupin . In the vote , the project competed alongside 12 other versatile living rooms and was the winner with 34.45% of the votes . The space dedicated to music draws attention due to the piano that has always been there, when the house still belonged to the original residents.

Room and suite

The vintage décor of the Sossego Room is charming and no one is immune to it. This was evident in the vote that elected it as the favorite of CASACOR Brasília 2019 , with 51.48% of the votes. It is no wonder that Angela Cambraia 's project is a true paradise of well-being and comfort.

In just 46 m² , the room features personalized and unique decor, which transforms the environment into a kind of private universe , welcoming the resident with everything they appreciate most. The furniture activates affective memory , bringing pieces that are the inheritance of the person themselves. architect, personal objects, portraits and plants. In another vote , Quarto da Estilista competed with more than 20 projects and won with 46.17% of the votes. Only 33 m² were needed for designer Dinah Lins to pay homage to the contemporary woman with all her strength and independence. The homage is translated into the Designer's Room with a focus on the right materials and textures . Earthy and orange tones, leather materials, linen, wood, terracotta and straw are in keeping with the style of Irá Salles , the professional who inspired the space. Highlights include the charming hanging armchair made from natural banana fiber and the straw headboard designed especially for the space.

Balcony

Designed by Daniela Lopes , the Gourmet Balcony is an area for rest and reconnection surrounded by nature. The space, which has contours of naturalness, present in the texture of leather and linen, won the poll for the favorite balcony at CASACOR 2019. The space was composed essentially in two tones: a brown that resembles wood and a very clear white , responsible for the spacious feeling of the space. The clean appearance also comes from the large openings to the outside, which give off the sumptuous green of a side garden . Sophisticated, the space has a gourmet space and bar, as well as a TV room and a charming reading corner. The project was present at CASACOR Bahia 2019 .

Dining room

When asked about their favorite living room at CASACOR 2018, readers didn't hesitate to choose: the chosen one was the Dining Room by Naomi Abe , with 20% of the votes. The most striking aspect of the project, for which it is still remembered today , it is the ceramic cobogós that exalt Brazilianness, also present on the floor inspired by the colors of Tarsila do Amaral 's works. Wood is well represented in the designer furniture and refers to the raw materials found in the country. In addition, linen and tiles play the role of making the room more welcoming . The grout behind the sideboard is finished with gold ribbons, made in a partnership with the visual artist João Migotto .

Bathroom

Among all the bathrooms at CASACOR São Paulo 2019, the vote chose Espaço SER , by Alex Bonilha , as the public's favorite. With a total of 38% of the votes, the project marked the architect's debut at the São Paulo show. In partnership with designer Mahely Oliveira , the studio consists of a living room, an entrance hall and a bathroom, divided over 60 m². The intimate decor has a predominantly black mood , reflecting the professionals' preference for contemporary living , evident also in the shapes and materials of the furniture.