01/20 - CASACOR Ceará - Paraíso Library - Érico Monteiro. Reading, observing art, listening to music and telling stories. On the Canhotinho farm, owned by businessman José Macêdo - owner of the property that hosts the Ceará exhibition - there was a pond called Paraíso. And it was from the pond and the rural climate that the environment was born, with a deconstructed base and focused on sustainability. With the white walls as a starting point, the idea is to transport visitors to a stable, a barn, with key elements. The ceiling and doors were restored and cleaned and the existing wooden railing, which held the house's paneling, now displays decorative objects and works of art. With minimal interventions, the library is a poetic tribute to family members and a journey for visitors. (Esdras Guimarães)

02/20 - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro - WineLiving - Mario Costa Santos. Enjoy good wine. Cozy and versatile, the room was created with loose furniture that allows for different configurations. Inspired by old underground cellars, the space's highlights include a large shelf that serves both to store wine and display other objects. (André Nazareth)

03/20 - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro - Billiard Room - Cristiana Mascarenhas and Mariana Mascarenhas. Playing and having fun. The duo opted for pink and a tropical, lively atmosphere. The mix of elements makes everything more interesting, bringing in fabrics, ropes, natural fibers, recycled wood and antique pieces. On the windows, fabrics with leaf prints continue the green landscape outside. (André Nazareth)

04/20 - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro. Leituratech - Victor Niskier. Read, listen to music and relax. In these technological times, an automated reading room divided into five zones. There is room for dynamic, intimate and comfortable reading, sitting and writing. The decor is a reinterpretation of art deco with well-defined geometry, taking advantage of the height of the ceiling to add another space. (André Nazareth)

05/20 - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro - Shanti Room - Bianca da Hora. Meditate and relax. Minimalist, the space combines the warmth of wood, the lightness of natural fabrics and the functionality of furniture by young Brazilian designers. The window is covered with an overlap that allows light to flow in. The swings contribute to the playful and cozy atmosphere and inspire relaxation. (André Nazareth)

06/20 - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro - Casa Zoo - Lívia Quintella and Ricardo Gutemberg. Play and climb. To awaken reflection and activate creativity, a jungle that invites you to interact. Wall panel, ball pit, message tree, a climbable wall and other ideas guarantee fun moments between parents and children. The carpentry shop values demolition wood as a raw material, including in the partition that stacks several boards. (André Nazareth)

07/20 - CASACOR Bahia - Brotherhood Room - Stephanie Mattos. Read and enjoy wine. Architect and interior designer Stephanie Mattos reproduced the feeling of being in a fraternity of good friends, good conversation and good wine in an environment full of art and comfort. In times of pandemic, the environment offers comfort and well-being to spend time with the family or even alone. (Marcelo Negromonte)

08/20 - CASACOr Bahia - Collector's Loft - TRPC ArquitetosEnjoy art and relax with a view of nature. A loft filled with works of art and affective objects that recall the unique memories and experiences of its residents. With simple architectural gestures, everything was designed to welcome and create a harmonious space. (Marcelo Negromonte)

09/20 - CASACOR Miami - Sky High Retreat - B+G Design. Draw and read. Couple Giselle Loor and Brett Sugerman may have found the recipe With a palette of warm neutral colors mixed with metallic textures and materials, couple Giselle Loor and Brett Sugerman from B+G created a lidic suite that encourages creativity. (Kris Tamburello)

10/20 - CASACOR Peru - Haute Couture Workshop - Karla Chavez and Paula Vecco. Drawing, painting and listening to music. The project followed the same path as Yirko Sivirich's work. The renowned designer uses iconic Peruvian motifs, which are reflected in equally striking furniture and lighting designs. (Ivan Pestana)

11/20 - CASACOR Pernambuco - Play Room - Studio M2 Arquitetas. Play. Designed to strengthen the bonds between parents and children, the Play Room places the child as the protagonist. The space was designed to stimulate creativity, exploring various games and the playful and affectionate design. The details reflect the concept of the environment, the floor initiates the play, with the treasure hunt, the tree house connects the childhood of parents and children, to dive together into the world of imagination. (Denilson Machado)

12/20 - CASACOR São Paulo - Paulo Azevedo Intimate Room. Read, relax and listen to good music. A place full of references, colors, textures and history. In his project, the architect brought as inspiration the sensations, moments, feelings and identity of a woman in her 40s, passionate about fashion, photography, art and design. (Divulgação)

13/20 - CASACOR Santa Catarina | Balneário Camboriú - Kitchen Room - Tuffi Mousse. Play and read. To distract yourself from the routine at home, it's worth taking a break to play a game or read. In the Kitchen Room, the architect interprets the many ways to have fun in contemporary times with a project that integrates functions for relaxation, conversation, games and a small but ultra-functional bar. (Divulgação)

14/20 - CASACOR São Paulo - Saleta Pausa - Ana Sawaia. Play, read and talk. In her first participation in the show, the architect presents a space designed to rescue the pleasure and the need to stop and take a deep breath. And it was in her personal experience that the professional sought inspiration to create the room in homage to the composer Almeida Prado, her father. (Evelyn Muller)

15/20 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul - Art Room - Renato Melo. Enjoy the arts and read. Anita Malfatti, Tarsila do Amaral, Victor Brecheret, Di Cavalcanti, Burle Marx, Iberê Camargo, Alfredo Ceschiatti, Carybé, Alfredo Volpi, Tomie Ohtake. The list of great names represented by their works in this space is extensive, showing how an art lover displays his collection. An invitation to contemplation. (Christiano Bauce)

16/20 - CASACOR Minas Gerais - Ateliê da Vila - Casa Treze. Sewing and embroidery. Made from a container and with the feel of a rustic cottage, the space houses the studio. A small and comfortable living room fills the space, and draws attention to the simplicity of the handmade metalwork chairs. The place stimulates creativity with warmth and intimacy. (Divulgação)

17/20 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto - Art Gallery - Cássio Moraes. Read. The neutral colors and comfortable furniture create the perfect atmosphere for reading and small gatherings. In this purposefully discreet setting, the eye is drawn to some works of art that permeate all the walls covered with cement boards. (Felipe Araújo)

18/20 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto - Terraço do Encontro - Isabela Montans. Enjoy the sunlight, be close to nature and read. The light shapes the space, passing through the bamboo ceiling and the reused iron sunshades. On the floor, the black and white chevron pattern sets the contemporary tone. The green wall injects color into the space. Highlight the Circle armchair, by Hans J. Wegner. (Felipe Araújo)

19/20 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto - Boy's Room - Vinícius de Mello. Play. The choice of red is stimulating, along with all the elements created in carpentry. One of them is the mezzanine, which can be accessed by ropes and which also houses objects created by the little resident. The furniture full of drawers and other items positioned at the child's eye level translate the Montessori method, which helps develop autonomy, creativity and freedom. (Felipe Araújo)

20/20 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto - Kids Space - Ângela Dorascenzi and Lao Design - Playing and having fun. Ângela visited schools and parks in Amsterdam and brought back inspiration aligned with the concepts of accessibility and sustainability. The fiber optic lighting creates the effect of a starry sky. The toys are by Lao design. (Felipe Araújo)