13 wineries from CASACOR 2017 to enjoy a good wine

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CASACOR Brasília 2017. Poetry on Labels - Amanda Saback and Ana Luiza Veloso. With straight lines, refined volume and slim furniture, the project takes on a contemporary feel. And the style is confirmed by the balance of neutral colors, whose choice is surprising in a space dedicated to wine tasting. The bottles are displayed on one of the walls and surround a pillar, supported by gold metal tubes. (Jomar Bragança/)

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CASACOR Bahia 2017. Home Bar - Flávio Moura. The cozy bar uses classic elements such as the exotic marble floor in shades of gray with golden veins, the walls covered with natural wood planks and ceramic bricks. Indirect lighting creates a feeling of coziness. (Xico Diniz/)

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2017. L'épicerie - Carolina Kopper and Marina Breves. The 22 m² space features the first autonomous store (without employees) in the country. To achieve this, the professionals created a functional space, with original carpentry design and clear signage, which assists in all stages of the purchase. One of the highlights of the project is the façade, which provides an incredible view of the Port of Vitória. (Felipe Araújo/)

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CASACOR Bahia 2017. Wine Cellar - Paula Diniz and Paulo Coelho. The duo used a creative solution to store wines: low-cost welded iron screens, common in construction. To give the project a sophisticated look, they used fine wood for the ceiling and carpentry, and natural stone for the walls and floor. (Xico Diniz/)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2017. Wine Club - Anely Camarotti, Flávia Ebrahim and Roberta Reis. Sophisticated and welcoming, this wine cellar has a crystal mirror and illuminated acrylic supports, so that the bottles can be suspended like jewels. (Rogério Maranhão/)

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CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2017. Cellar Room - Ana Cláudia Guerra and Phillippe Siarcos. The Dear Ingo lamp, by Ron Gilad, is one of the highlights of the room, which also brings out the personality of the marble on the zigzag wall and on the coffee table. With strokes of gold, it is finished with refinement. The art curator focuses on engravings by artist Edith Behring. (Lio Simas/)

(Mariana Boro)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2017. Wine & Gin Bar - Diego Ferraz. A large blue table with organic lines surrounding a central tree. The goal is to create an elegant yet casual space, ideal for socializing and socializing. (Rogério Maranhão/)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2017. Dele's Kitchen and Wine Cellar - Daniel Moraes. Not a single inch is wasted in these 15m², where the wall is home to a steel sculpture that transforms into a wine cellar, by Rogério Pessoa. The rest of the space is decorated in neutral tones, whether in the cement-textured vinyl flooring, the quartzite on the walls or the deep brown countertop. It is complemented by chairs by designer Zanini de Zanine. (Disclosure/)

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CASACOR Goias 2017. Ednara Braga, Flávia Araújo and Juliana Resende - Cave Vinho & Bar. The bar counter is 11 meters long and has a front covered in natural moledo stone in the shape of a gabion. It has everything to do with the rusticity of caves and wineries, which are part of the imagery of wines. Another important natural texture is wood, also valued by the dominant black color. (Jomar Bragança/)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2017: The Room - Renata Santa Rosa. To stimulate the senses, materials that invite touch were chosen, especially natural wood. The lighting reinforces the warmth of the tones and promotes intimacy, in an ideal climate for tasting wine from the generous air-conditioned cellars.

(Alberto Medeiros)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Norte 2017. Adega da Praia - Fernanda Bezerra. The sloping ceiling gained another geometry with green MDF scissors. Wines occupy cellars housed in glass cases. Another current feature is the upholstery with rounded lines and side tables with a gold base. The rustic touch, associated with the world of wine, is not lacking: one wall has a cement coating with a stone appearance. (Alberto Medeiros/)

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CASACOR Franca 2017. Winery - Cristina Grilo, Maisa Grilo and Monia Macedo. The architects designed an intimate environment that is also used for receiving and socializing, not just for storing. The space embraces the exhibition's annual theme, "Focus on the Essential", and displays only what is necessary to create an ideal atmosphere for sharing good times. The wood present in the ceiling and furniture warms the wine cellar. The neutral tone of the oak barrels contrast with the colors of the furniture and decorative items. (Felipe Araújo/)

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CASACOR Paraguay 2017: Cava - Olivia Zorraquin and Claudia Franco. A curved ceiling and stone walls define the space's identity, with textures and shapes enhanced by indirect lighting. High-gloss surfaces create a dialogue. Note the bottle displays, made from rebar.

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Is there anything better than a good glass of wine? At CASACOR , the pleasure of winemakers was not left aside: many professionals created beautiful wineries for exhibitions spread across the country. From the most traditional, such as A Sala , designed by Renata Santa Rosa, for CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2017 , to the most daring and conceptual, such as Clube do Vinho , by Anely Camarotti, Flávia Ebrahim and Roberta Reis for CASACOR Pernambuco 2017 , which displays bottles like jewels in a showcase, the wineries surprised everyone with their creativity and elegance. Check them out in the gallery above!

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CASACOR Bahia 2017. Home Bar - Flávio Moura. The cozy bar uses classic elements such as the exotic marble floor in shades of gray with golden veins, the walls covered with natural wood planks and ceramic bricks. Indirect lighting creates a feeling of coziness. (Xico Diniz/)

CASACOR Pernambuco 2017. Wine Club - Anely Camarotti, Flávia Ebrahim and Roberta Reis. Sophisticated and welcoming, this wine cellar has a crystal mirror and illuminated acrylic supports, so that the bottles can be suspended like jewels. (Rogério Maranhão/)

CASACOR Pernambuco 2017. Wine & Gin Bar - Diego Ferraz. A large blue table with organic lines surrounding a central tree. The goal is to create an elegant yet casual space, ideal for socializing and socializing. (Rogério Maranhão/)

CASACOR Paraguay 2017: Cava - Olivia Zorraquin and Claudia Franco. A curved ceiling and stone walls define the space's identity, with textures and shapes enhanced by indirect lighting. High-gloss surfaces create a dialogue. Note the bottle displays, made from rebar.

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