Bay windows unite the exterior with the interior at CASACOR RJ 2018

01/11 -

Living Sage - Bianca da Hora. Framed by a light curtain, the bay window is invaded by potted plants with various species. Nature predominates in the rest of the space and, together with the wood, which plays an important role in the decoration, it is reminiscent of country houses.

(André Nazareth)

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02/11 -

Decompression Room - Andrea Eiras, Aurora Grei and Carla Napolião. Designed for visitors to relax and de-stress from their daily lives, the space is filled with green and ultraviolet tones. The windows are covered in wood, which adds to the coziness.

(André Nazareth)

03/11 -

Zen Suite - Jacira Pinheiro. The original style of the bay window was preserved in the project, which rescues historical architectural details. The vases with lavender arranged in the window use classic frames, washed colors and Provençal details.

(André Nazareth)

04/11 -

Vista Bistrô - Paula Neder. The stunning view of Rio de Janeiro was used to redesign the space's bay windows. The wood-framed openings bring the lush landscape into the space. The green and pink tones provide a cozy feel alongside the wood.

(André Nazareth)

05/11 -

Living room at Casa Viva - Ana Lúcia Jucá. Classic and contemporary styles are mixed together and use the color gray as a base. In the window, two solutions are presented: a vegetable garden for the kitchen and a hanging garden in the living room, which brings nature and practicality to the design.

(André Nazareth)

06/11 -

Psychoanalysis Office - Isabella Lucena and Paula Gusmão. The duo also took advantage of the beautiful view of the city in the project. The window is at a high level and transforms into a couch, with a soft cotton futon. The room has another bay window, with clay pots and succulents.

(André Nazareth)

07/11 -

Alecrim Kitchen - Bernardo Gaudie-Ley and Tânia Braida. The duo worked the window in its traditional form, applying blinds and using the base for colorful ceramic vases, which are in tune with the rest of the space, full of retro references.

(André Nazareth)

08/11 -

Children's Suite - Ketlein Amorim. A resting corner with a custom-made futon was the professional's choice. The modern and youthful design is present in the space, which is fully integrated.

(André Nazareth)

09/11 -

Entrepreneur's Office - Luiz Fernando Grabowsky. Two dark wooden windows mark the space. In one, the bronze sculpture is valued, in the other landscaping on the windowsills. The project's meeting point is the solution amidst the mixture of warm and cold materials.

(André Nazareth)

10/11 -

Sala Carioca - Marcia Müller and Manu Müller. The chic tropical Rio lifestyle is highlighted with shades of green on a white base. Here, the windows serve as a support for the dining table and become a comfortable bench.

(André Nazareth)

11/11 -

Studio Neo - Monique Pampolha and Hannah Cabral. Two windows shelter two different spaces: in this one, a charming dining area is sheltered by a bench placed in the window. In the other, framed by a black lacquer box, it receives spot lighting.

(André Nazareth)

Bay windows are a type of window that projects outward from the building and is usually protected by glass. They became popular in 1870 and are still widely used in various projects today. CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018 will be held in a colonial building in the Glória neighborhood and will feature bay windows in some of the spaces, revamping an old style as a new trend. In the gallery, we highlight the solutions and new uses that Rio professionals have found to work with this architectural object. CASACOR SERVICE RIO DE JANEIRO 2018 WHEN? From September 18th to November 4th, 2018 Tuesday to Saturday, from 12pm to 9pm; Sunday, from 12pm to 8pm. WHERE?

More information: (21) 2512-2411 AS? Tuesday to Friday: Full price: R$50 Half-price: R$25 Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: Full price: R$60 Half-price: R$30 Buy your ticket online clicking here!

Living Sage - Bianca da Hora. Framed by a light curtain, the bay window is invaded by potted plants with various species. Nature predominates in the rest of the space and, together with the wood, which plays an important role in the decoration, it is reminiscent of country houses.

Decompression Room - Andrea Eiras, Aurora Grei and Carla Napolião. Designed for visitors to relax and de-stress from their daily lives, the space is filled with green and ultraviolet tones. The windows are covered in wood, which adds to the coziness.

Zen Suite - Jacira Pinheiro. The original style of the bay window was preserved in the project, which rescues historical architectural details. The vases with lavender arranged in the window use classic frames, washed colors and Provençal details.

Vista Bistrô - Paula Neder. The stunning view of Rio de Janeiro was used to redesign the space's bay windows. The wood-framed openings bring the lush landscape into the space. The green and pink tones provide a cozy feel alongside the wood.

Psychoanalysis Office - Isabella Lucena and Paula Gusmão. The duo also took advantage of the beautiful view of the city in the project. The window is at a high level and transforms into a couch, with a soft cotton futon. The room has another bay window, with clay pots and succulents.

Alecrim Kitchen - Bernardo Gaudie-Ley and Tânia Braida. The duo worked the window in its traditional form, applying blinds and using the base for colorful ceramic vases, which are in tune with the rest of the space, full of retro references.

Children's Suite - Ketlein Amorim. A resting corner with a custom-made futon was the professional's choice. The modern and youthful design is present in the space, which is fully integrated.

Entrepreneur's Office - Luiz Fernando Grabowsky. Two dark wooden windows mark the space. In one, the bronze sculpture is valued, in the other landscaping on the windowsills. The project's meeting point is the solution amidst the mixture of warm and cold materials.

Sala Carioca - Marcia Müller and Manu Müller. The chic tropical Rio lifestyle is highlighted with shades of green on a white base. Here, the windows serve as a support for the dining table and become a comfortable bench.

Studio Neo - Monique Pampolha and Hannah Cabral. Two windows shelter two different spaces: in this one, a charming dining area is sheltered by a bench placed in the window. In the other, framed by a black lacquer box, it receives spot lighting.

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