The Suna Reveev Room combines sustainability with iconic design pieces

The Suna Reveev Room , designed by Osvaldo Segundo, from the OSA Arquitetura office at CASACOR Santa Catarina 2021 , is a 70 m² space that welcomes the body and soul, combining comfort and minimalism with sensorial textures, which allow for rest and a feeling of peace. "Suna" means sand in Japanese and, as the name suggests, this room seeks feelings of calm and fluidity, celebrating the imperfect beauty and impermanence of life. Rest is defined by the organic bed , an original creation by the OSA team for the mattress brand Reveev, which has a welcoming feeling in its concept. Its rounded lines and plush fabric refer to the essential shapes of nature. The project embraces the theme of sustainability in every detail – from the wallpaper to the wooden ceiling , and from the bathroom floor to the sculpture that decorates the space.

Made from natural materials such as cotton, silk and cellulose fibers, with decorative and environmentally safe mineral additives , liquid wallpaper has an easy-to-apply texture.

“The material has exactly the sand-like appearance we were looking for, but with a velvety touch. It combines practicality, aesthetics and sustainability , characteristics we look for in intelligent architecture,” highlights Martina Hasse , the project’s coordinating architect.

After the display, the product can be removed and reapplied, with zero waste . It has the CE seal, a certification that confirms that the product complies with European quality standards, and has been certified as safe for health by the Russian Health Institute.

The Suna Room uses sustainable Tauari wood flooring from forests with a management plan and certified by Ibama, as well as the slatted wooden ceiling, which is reminiscent of Japanese Shōji panels and also old mattress bases.

The 40 ceramic vases that make up the environment are from a cooperative of artisans from the Serra da Capivara National Park , in Piauí, which is home to more than a thousand archaeological sites and is recognized by UNESCO as a Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

The floor plan is divided by a large rectilinear portico with smooth edges. Multifunctional, it divides the space into two uses: the rest area , with bed and living room, and the practical area , with bathroom and closet. In the bathroom, the soaking tub is supported by the Mocho bench , by Sérgio Rodrigues , and a low six-meter shelf, which houses numerous candles. The low ceiling is paneled in oak tones and warms the temperature. The washbasin area is decorated with DECA ceramics and metals designed by Jader Almeida , which mix precise lines with shades of white and matte black , in addition to the backlit mirror, punctuated by the wall light . Antigone , by Waldir Junior .

Next to the bed, a large sculpture formed by the residual roots of a fallen century-old imbuia tree emphasizes the theme of CASACOR Santa Catarina, “Original Home”. These new times brought about by the pandemic call for peace, calm, comfort, and cry out for the recovery of essence. “This is where architecture can influence people’s lives. The time has come to awaken our awareness to sustainability, empathy and caution against excesses,” says architect Martina. Service: CASACOR Santa Catarina CASACOR SC 2021 | Florianópolis Period: from July 18th to August 29th Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 1pm to 9pm; Sundays and holidays from 1pm to 7pm Location: +UM Space - José Carlos Daux Highway - SC 401- 6883 and 6977 Telephone: (48) 99938-3894 Tickets and visit scheduling: https://casacorsantacatarina.byinti.com From Tuesday to Friday: Full price ticket: R$ 65.00 Half price: R$ 32.50 Weekend: Full price ticket: R$ 70.00 Half price: R$ 35.00