10 bathrooms from CASACOR where the shower is the star

When it comes to designing bathrooms , creativity is a must for the professionals at CASACOR : whether large or small, the bathroom area can take center stage with different coverings, mirrors, plants, colors and metals from Deca . In the projects below, the shower enclosure - and its surroundings - are inspired by exhibitions from all over Brazil.

Mashrabiya

The mashrabiya appears in the bathroom of Casa Dendê Duratex , a project by Nildo José for CASACOR São Paulo 2019 , and filters the light, allowing natural ventilation of the space. The box that houses the space is white, as are all its internal elements: furniture, crockery and even metals - the white pieces were made especially for the professional by Deca . The shower area is delimited by a glass wall.

Tactile floor and wall

Inspired by carbonized mineral coal, the wall and ceiling covering of the DECA Essential Bathroom is tactile and complements the gray travertine marble floor and the Navy Blue countertop sink by Deca . The bathroom area is divided into two glass panels and also has a bench by the window. The project, designed by Juliana Pippi, is part of CASACOR Santa Catarina 2018 .

Overlooking the garden

Several elements come together inside the bathroom box at Casa do Bosque : the patterned ceiling, the overhead shower and the gold metals from Deca , the view of the garden and the natural lighting. The project by Olegario de Sá and Gilberto Cioni is part of CASACOR São Paulo 2017 .

Wood and mirrors

The suggestive name of Influencer's Bathroom christens the space by Isaac Amir and Mariana Castanheira for CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019. In just 4 m², the duo reused wood from old exhibits - which appear here inside the shower - and placed mirrors in various points of the space, such as on the floor and ceiling, creating visual shifts and referring to self-image. The combination of stone, wood and indirect lighting also creates depth effects.

In the bathroom created by Triplex Arquitetura (Designer's Loft, CASACOR São Paulo 2017 ), the wood that goes from floor to ceiling is also present in the bathtub and is responsible for the cozy atmosphere. The environment is complemented by black metals from Deca .

With terrariums

Framed by a blue-green box, the bathroom at Estúdio +55 , by Triart Arquitetura for CASACOR SÃO PAULO 2017 , draws attention to the set of terrariums that spice up the space. Another creative solution is the washbasin installed behind the headboard. All the metals are from Deca .

Wood + metal plates

The ceiling and all the walls were covered with natural oak veneers. And it is precisely from this striking characteristic that the name of the project comes: OAK , which in English means oak. The project by Moacir Schmitt Jr. and Sálvio Moraes Jr. for CASACOR São Paulo 2019 also reuses corrugated metal plates, giving an industrial feel to the bathroom area, which is divided into sections by the raised floor.

Between glass walls

The gabion wall divides the spaces and gives the setting an unusual permeability in the Gabbro Loft , a space by Guel Arquitetos for CASACOR Brasília 2019. The shower here appears almost camouflaged between the bedroom and the bathroom, with glass walls and a ceiling shower.

Wood + lighting fixtures

The Teenager's Bathroom , designed by Izabel Maynart, Rosângela Oliveira and Valter Félix for CASACOR Ribeirão Preto, is only 6 m² and reflects the search for something new, common in the transition between childhood and adolescence. The gray porcelain tiles, from the floor to the walls, provide a clean aesthetic in harmony with black metals and fixtures. Slatted wood was the choice for the shower area, which is complemented by two LED lights.

vertical garden

Two points draw attention to the bathroom area of the Órbita Bathroom : the woodwork on the ceiling evokes a pirate ship and the vertical garden is reminiscent of a forest. All to illustrate the story of Peter Pan, according to the project's author Ana Paula Borba . The mirror also alludes to the wings of the fairy Tinkerbell. The project is part of CASACOR Santa Catarina 2019 .[newsletter]