Those who visited CASACOR São Paulo 2021 did not only come across new features at the new address: in addition to the 58 environments that occupied an area of 9 thousand m² in Parque Mirante, attached to Allianz Parque, the largest design and decoration exhibition in the Americas also brought the latest news and trends in decoration, architecture, technology and sustainability. And Cosentino could not be left out: the global leader in the production and distribution of innovative and sustainable surfaces presents the most advanced Silestone® and Dekton® portfolios in 10 projects designed by renowned names and young talents. These are houses, studios and lofts where Cosentino products take center stage and combine functionality, beauty, design and innovation. Check them out below!

1- Lounge Commander Rolim Amaro, by Arthur Guimarães

Making his debut at CASACOR SP , architect Arthur Guimarães has designed a 110 m² space that also marks the beginning of the exhibition circuit. In other words, his proposal is to be a first-class place to welcome visitors. And this happens right at the entrance : The portico received a frame produced with Silestone® Charcoal Soapstone , which is inspired by the popular “soapstone” and has a blue-gray finish with powerful gray nuances. To enhance the cozy atmosphere, the project also features a fireplace covered in Dekton® Kira, a standard from the Dekton® Natural Collection line . Kira has a color based on earthy tones, with contrasting light gray veins, reminiscent of natural stone. Grey Pulpis.

2- Casa Égide, by Studio Ro+Ca

Architects Carlos Carvalho, Rodrigo Beze and Caio Carvalho, from Studio Roca , placed sustainability and reconnection as the pillars of the Égide space, a place of support and refuge to enjoy with the family. The space has a palette that varies between black, gray and woody. The bathroom flooring and countertop feature Dekton® Laurent , which features references to the Port Laurent natural stone, with its color variation on a dramatic dark brown background intersected by golden veins. The same pattern was also specified on the kitchen countertop. .

3- Casa Alva, by BC Architects

Named Casa Alva , the 180 m² space designed by architects Bruno Carvalho and Camila Avelar was built in a dismountable metal structure, like a monochromatic box. The project with simple lines brings delicate and sensorial elements, represented by cutouts, curves and textures that , little by little, reveal the spaces integrated and connected by nature. To produce the kitchen countertop, the professionals specified Dekton® Aeris , a color that boasts light tones with cream-colored details inspired by white limestone. This neutral and subtle tone allows for a wide variety of combinations for different environments and architectural designs. .

4- Terra Studio, by Beatriz Quinelato

In her first CASACOR SP , Beatriz Quinelato chose earthy tones for the coverings and a monochromatic decoration permeated by the green of the plants that welcome the visitor. Here, the invitation is to rescue the feeling of having “feet on the ground”, in a return to the roots and to the meaning of the essential. The architect used Silestone® Eternal Marfil to produce the bathroom and kitchen countertops, which features light orange veins on a beige background. Warm and minimalist, Et Marfil is a new reinterpretation of Crema Marfil marble, a neutral color that creates a naturalness and serenity to any space.

5- LG ThinQ House, by Guto Requena

For the kitchen countertop, Guto Requena chose Silestone® Cincel Grey, a silky, fine-grained, neutral and versatile grey with a soft texture.

6- A, Dorê Gourmet L' Espace AD, by Marcelo Diniz and Mateus Finzetto

Marcelo Diniz and Mateus Finzetto chose Silestone® Cincel Grey to combine with Dekton® Soke in the production of the island countertop at A, Dorê Gourmet L' Espace AD . “We thought that the space should be an invitation to receive in different ways, both in the lounge with a support bar, and on the gourmet island”, explains Marcelo. The central island guided the entire project. Built into its structure, a table offers two possible uses: as a support board for informal reception and as a conventional table when open.

7 - Todeschini Reserve, by Debora Aguiar

Inspired by dark marbles with light veins, Dekton® Kelya was the choice of veteran Débora Aguiar for Riserva Todeschini , a welcoming space that reflects the idea of the home as an increasingly prominent place in people's lives. With 250 m², the space is divided into a living room, suite with closet, bathroom, garden and a gourmet space, where Cosentino products are the highlight.

8- Social House, by Leo Shehtman

Renowned architect Leo Shehtman , who has participated in all editions of CASACOR , proposes a loft that brings a young and masculine language, representing a resident very connected to technology and digital influences, who also uses the house as a work and production space. content such as live broadcasts and podcasts. With sober colors, dark tones, organic shapes and materials that connect with nature, the 125 m² space portrays a contemporary Brazilian style. And Dekton® Kelya can be seen applied to the kitchen countertop in the space.

9- Time House, by Ticiane Lima

Ticiane Lima's tiny house features Dekton® Kelya on the kitchen countertop of the 40 m² residence, suspended over a reflecting pool. Built on a metal base, the house features integrated spaces and minimalist décor. For the bathroom, the professional chose Silestone® Eternal Statuario , a bluish-white surface with clear, shiny veins in shades of gray and pink.

10- Alma Duratex House, by Melina Romano

The 160 m² project is based on the concepts of slowness , well-being and soulful , which are translated into the textures, colors, coziness and minimalism present in the environment. To create the kitchen countertop, Melina Romano used Dekton® Lunar , a reinterpretation of conventional cement inspired by industrial aesthetics. The subtle structure of the surface on a white base makes Lunar a trendy color.