16 CASACOR environments that stand out for their use of rounded corners
Increasingly adopted, rounded corners were present in almost all editions of CASACOR 2024. Check out examples of this trend!
By Chrys Hadrian
Submitted at Sep 10, 2024, 12:00 PM
01 min de leitura
Carla Cruz and Phil Pinheiro - Sala Studio. An environment designed to celebrate and showcase the firm's signature pieces, which reflect the essence of everything they create. Each creation is a tribute to the architects' roots in the interior of Minas Gerais, where they grew up. With attention to detail and design, the pieces tell a unique story, now shared with the public.
(Estúdio NY18)
Rounded corners (or rounded corners) in environments, whether on the walls or ceiling, have gained prominence in interior design trends, creating soft lines that surround the decoration.However, applying these curves in architecture can represent a challenge for professionals, especially when fitting furniture and appliances, which have traditionally been designed for spaces with right angles.
This difficulty has been overcome with the increase in the production of furniture with organic shapes that adapt well to these environments.This flexibility has opened up new possibilities for designers, who can now create even more unique and personalized environments like the examples below presented in this year's CASACOR editions.
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Fernanda and Flávia Ogata are the designers of the Cravo e Canela Aroma Store. The 17 m² space highlights the ancestry, which is very evident in the appreciation of nature and the use of materials such as natural wood and ceramics - the materials used in the lamps designed by Fernanda Ogata. Through a combination of Asian concepts, natural materials and contemporary design, the project offers a unique and memorable experience. All of the designers' choices result in a space that evokes serenity and balance, pillars of Eastern philosophy, and demonstrates that minimalism does not have to be cold or impersonal.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Marcelo Alvarenga, Juliana Figueiró - Suite of Love. Is it possible for architecture to stimulate and provoke relationships? With sensuality and suggestive touches, this project by Play Arquitetura e Design explores different possibilities to instigate romantic relationships. From the giant bed to the pieces that inspire fetishes, including the velvet texture and lights, everything evokes provocative art.
(Luiza Ananias)
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Carla Cruz and Phil Pinheiro - Sala Studio. An environment designed to celebrate and showcase the firm's signature pieces, which reflect the essence of everything they create. Each creation is a tribute to the architects' roots in the interior of Minas Gerais, where they grew up. With attention to detail and design, the pieces tell a unique story, now shared with the public.
(Estúdio NY18)
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LP+A - Connection by Minimal Design. CASACOR São Paulo 2024 project.
(MCA Estúdio)
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Gustavo Scaramella - Apartment Hall. CASACOR São Paulo 2024 Project.
(Bia Nauiack)
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Daniela Funari Architecture - Soil Environment. CASACOR São Paulo 2024 Project.
(MCA Estúdio)
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Marina Donato - Entrance hall - Cubo Invólucro. Marina Donato's hall welcomes visitors with elegance and warmth. The discreet lighting and wood, applied continuously, invite a moment of slowing down. To achieve these goals, the professional invests in simplicity and displays an original composition of materials, colors and textures, in addition to careful curation in the choice of furniture and decoration. "My concern was that visitors would feel embraced, and that they would take away a message from there." The word "Essence" is highlighted, establishing a connection with the theme "As a gift, the now", which leads the 2024 exhibition.
(Keniche Santos)
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Natiara Reis and Paulo Reis - Being CLOSE. CASACOR Goiás 2024 Project.
Carla Castro - Inheritance. CASACOR Peru 2024 Project.
(Marcel Suurmond)
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Rodolfo Fontana - Bar. The proportions of this space resemble a train carriage; it is from this unusual shape that CASACOR Paraná’s “train rose” emerged. Inspired by the classic Orient Express, the space celebrates the travels of a collector and voyageur, who travels the world in search of the most exotic bottles. The space carries stories not only in the memorable labels, but also in art objects found in various corners of the planet. The bar stands out for its exquisite combination of different textures, which evoke experiences from different places, from the marble from a nearby quarry (in Cerro Azul) to the carpets imported from the other side of the world (handmade in India).
(Iram Guimaraes)
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LOF + Dauer Studio - Laís Feitosa, Carla Fernanda and Jessica Dauer - Elemental Serenity DECA. Project by CASACOR Santa Catarina | Itapema 2024.
(Lio Simas)
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Javier Rodó Queirolo-Nicolini - Loft. CASACOR Peru 2024 project.
(Marcel Suurmond)
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HL Studio – Architecture and Interiors - Reminiscences. CASACOR Santa Catarina Project | Itapema 2024.
