In the gallery, you can find a little bit of everything: family rooms, rooms that demonstrate a taste for art, minimalist or industrial. You will also see kitchen and bedroom designs for all tastes, as well as different solutions for integrated spaces. Check it out!
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Based on the desire to make the resident feel at ease, the Living Room was built with affective objects that hold affection and memories. Ideal for relaxing, reading and receiving close friends and family, the Casa Arquitetura studio's project for CASACOR Pernambuco 2019 emphasizes personal taste and memories as the strong points of the décor. Living Room - Casa Arquitetura - CASACOR Pernambuco 2019.
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Natural coverings also feature in Studio Praiano at CASACOR Espírito Santo 2019, which features different solutions in wood and raw stone. The 130 m² integrated space is framed by a wooden trellis, which defines the living room. Also note the continuity between the bed and the office desk in the same piece of furniture. Studio Praiano - Vitor Cipriano and Claudete Lovati - CASACOR Espírito Santo 2019.
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Casa Dois was intended to be a second home for the couple. The welcoming 80 m² project by Fabrício Frezza and Gabriel Figueiredo features a soft color palette and contemporary furniture to reinforce the feeling of intimacy, one of the project's proposals. Casa Dois - Fabrício Frezza and Gabriel Figueiredo - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019.
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The home at Studio 20 is understood as a place for relationships with loved ones and with nature. The 144 m² project follows straight lines and clean lines, incorporating textures such as burnt cement and stone, applied to the carpentry itself. In the living room, the matte lacquer on the panel complements and adds lightness. Studio 20 - Letícia Finamore - CASACOR Espírito Santo 2019.
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An urban refuge, Marcio Michaluá's project for the São Paulo exhibition serves as inspiration for couples who love natural plants. The urban jungle installed near the window brings well-being, relaxation and connection to the environment. The hydraulic tiles and neon sculpture mark the Urban Cabin in a spectrum of rainbow colors. Urban Cabin - Marcio Michaluá - CASACOR São Paulo 2019.
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Estúdio Elã proves that there are no limits to creativity when it comes to using color in decoration. At the Rio de Janeiro exhibition, Toca Arquitetura shows that even when integrating the bedroom, living room and kitchen, the reddish terracotta tone creates an unpretentious appearance, with a strong connection to nature. Estúdio Elã - Toca Arquitetura - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019.
(André Nazareth)
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Similarly, sensorial architecture is achieved through colors in the Books'N Art library by Gabriela Herde. In an energetic red tone, the books are framed with style. The planned carpentry organizes and displays all the elements. Books'N Art - Gabriela Herde - CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2019.
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The deep blue applied to a single wall in the contemporary loft catches the eye. By Jorge Delmas, Casa do Bem leaves its attraction to the walls, where a series of photographs by Beto Gatti were hung. The dry and clean construction method used metal parts with drywall walls and a cement board covering. Casa do Bem - Jorge Delmas - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019.
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Leo Romano presents an interpretation of blue and green, considered the colors of Rio de Janeiro. They predominate in different tones and coverings, such as in the carpet and furniture. The colors on the walls help to delimit the different environments, which reference Leo's childhood and imagination. Leo Club - Leo Romano - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019.
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An option for those who plan to add color to their decor in a surprising way, the Living Tríadee by Rogério Menezes has a base in shades of gray and black, leaving the absolute highlight to the authorial rug, which ranges from green, yellow and blue, inspired by the gardens of Burle Marx. Living Tríadee – Rogério Menezes - CASACOR Bahia 2019.
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For integrated spaces, Living Casapark gives the idea of delimiting spaces through hollow architectural elements, such as the minimalist bookcase located behind the sofa. The color palette, which ranges from brown to green and blue to gray, also works to visually unite the apartment. Living Casapark - Choque Arquitetura e Design - CASACOR Brasília 2019.
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With the aim of uncomplicating things, Casa dos Eucaliptos values the natural light and ventilation of the small eucalyptus forest that surrounds the house. The neutral color palette highlights white, which gains even more luminosity. A highlight is the natural stone table, which brings the kitchen closer to the living room. Casa dos Eucaliptos - Janaína Pacheco and Maurício Bonfim - CASACOR Minas Gerais 2019.
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Duda Porto's 190m² house presents a perfect balance between décor and built space. In search of new solutions, the project features different applications of wood, such as in the slatted panel and ceiling. In the living room, the highlight is the works of art. Casa Lite - Duda Porto - CASACOR São Paulo 2019.
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The choice of Re.Canto (Do Eu), by Juliana Vervloet do Amaral, Roberta Toledo and Maria Tereza do Amaral Nader, to unite the large 120 m² space is through reforested wood, which makes up the generous panel-shelf in the living room and integrates niches for books and a wine cellar. Re.Canto (Do Eu) - Juliana Vervloet do Amaral, Roberta Toledo and Maria Tereza do Amaral Nader - CASACOR Espírito Santo 2019.
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For wine lovers, installing a wine cellar at home may be a good option. In the Casa dos Vinhos project by Silvia Carvalho, the automated wine cellar is protected by a glass cube and has the capacity to store up to 400 bottles. An app helps in choosing the label at the time of tasting. Casa dos Vinhos - Silvia Carvalho - CASACOR Minas Gerais 2019.
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Ideal for informal meetings with friends, Café do Porto has been divided into small spaces designed for meetings. Functional solutions, such as the burnt cement wall, and the industrial style mark the space. Café do Porto - Kilze Guimarães - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019.
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Cozinha de Origem revives traditional kitchens, with terracotta, the color of clay, used on the floor, wall and ceiling, both in the tiles and in the texture. The table, which is over 6 meters long, invites visitors to sit down and share the experience with others. The single block of huge sofas creates the feeling of a living room kitchen. Cozinha de Origem - Ana Virginia Furlani - CASACOR Ceará 2019.
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The living space houses dining rooms, living rooms and a gourmet kitchen. At Respiro - Espaço OGGI, by Eduardo and Karla Bittar, the walls have a clean look and are covered in wood, with the exception of one, which resembles steel, where the wine cellar is located. Respiro – Espaço OGGI - Eduardo and Karla Bittar - CASACOR Goiás 2019.
(Jomar Bragança)
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A refuge that values natural resources, the REVEEV Cabin by CASACOR Balneário Camboriú was designed for a couple with a sustainable outlook. Among the materials chosen, straw, wood in various tones, stones and cement. Highlight for the charming pivoting brises on the side. The REVEEV Cabin - Linda Martins and Cris Araújo - CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2019.
(Lio Simas)
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In the Loft Essencial, the kitchen and living room share the same large space. All the materials in it work together, with emphasis on the wood that covers the floor and ceiling. The cozy decor is marked by the carpentry, which solves the space with functionality. Note the hooks that occupy the entire length and are versatile for organizing utensils. Loft Essencial - Cacau Ribeiro - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019.
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A light and fresh kitchen that pays homage to the natural beauty of the Amazon. At Loft de los Chicos, at CASACOR Peru, the palette is calm and neutral, composed of graphite, white and beige, with touches of natural green and a beautiful tile on the floor that demarcates the kitchen. Loft de los Chicos - Luisa Anticona, Margarita Bracamonte and Marcia Lenz - CASACOR Peru 2019.
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Isabele Melo's Master Suite is composed of soft colors, light and linear shapes that enhance every inch of the 25 m². The upholstered headboard with lighting brings even more comfort, while the suspended niche creates a versatile support for organizing books and objects. Master Suite - Isabele Melo - CASACOR Espírito Santo 2019.
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For homes with a balcony area, Estúdio Noi Arquitetura's idea is to explore the various possibilities of use and experience for the space. The furniture combines relaxation and refinement and was designed to bring the family together. The leafy green tone predominates and products with natural textures reintegrate and rescue nature. Balcony of the Living Room - Estúdio Noi - CASACOR Pernambuco 2019.
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The natural appearance of Ramiro Mendes' Casa Nômade transforms it into a place of stillness and tranquility. Designed for lovers of coffee, literature, jazz and meditation, the project features a comfortable suite with a study bench, closet and a bathroom entirely covered in natural stone and a view of the house's garden. The color palette features soft tones. Casa Nômade - Ramiro Mendes - CASACOR Ceará 2019.
(Felipe Petrovsky)
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For tech-savvy couples, the Loft On/Off by Criare proves that it is possible to create a comfortable environment without sacrificing technology. The project balances natural elements such as wood, straw and natural stone with a video wall and automation. In the bedroom, the neutral base highlights the vivid paintings. Loft On/Off by Criare - Alf Arquitetura - CASACOR Brasília 2019.
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The 32 m² space designed for a young couple combines urbanity, marked by the dark tones of the coverings, and nature, which enters through the glass on which the TV is suspended. The Master Suite project also features the striking texture of stone, in the same tone as the concrete. Master Suite - Mariane Bassegio and Nando Machado - CASACOR Bálneario Camboriú 2019.
(Lio Simas)
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Inspired by a couple who love to travel and live between countries, the loft Meu Lugar no Mundo by Carlos Otávio Arquitetura offers solutions for small and integrated spaces, such as the bed, which acts as the backrest for the headboard sofa. The industrial style appears alongside natural elements, such as stone, wood, straw and metal. Meu Lugar no Mundo - Carlos Otávio Arquitetura - CASACOR Ceará 2019.
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With generous natural lighting, the Loft Morhar at the exhibition in Pernambuco uses concrete walls as a way of bringing urbanity to the 44 m². The loft divides the spaces with the black iron bookcase, which matches the fabrics of the furniture. Technology appears linked to an industrial aesthetic. Loft Morhar - Rafaella Bittencourt - Pernambuco 2019.
(Denilson Machado)
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With simple lines, the environment becomes more interesting due to the dualities of colors. CasaVinteCinco LG from CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul focuses on minimalism, bringing few good pieces of furniture. Textures embrace authenticity, like the Kouros stone that dresses some walls. CasaVinteCinco LG - Juarez Cruz - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019.
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The sober and introspective look takes on a new configuration when integrated. With the idea that art transforms, Casa da Girafa/Cinex by Leo Romano relies on transparency in the furniture. The floor gains a natural touch with the rug. Casa da Girafa/Cinex - Leo Romano - CASACOR Goiás 2019.
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For those with large open areas where it is possible to build a garden, the Marcela Miranda project brings the concept of vertical gardens, which provide a space to enjoy the outdoors, bring nature closer and still allow you to contemplate the surroundings. Façade Garden - Marcela Miranda - CASACOR Paraguay 2019.
(Negib Giha)
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With a high-low idea, the HUM Studio at the Rio de Janeiro show brings different creative and low-cost solutions throughout the space. This is the case, for example, with artistic painting that takes over the ceiling and walls, in keeping with the entire color palette of the project. Also, the simple and efficient lighting and the easy-to-maintain coverings make the home uncomplicated. HUM Studio for Leroy Merlin - Paula Neder and Coletivo PN+ - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019.
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The colors in Home Bazaar by Tiana Meggiolaro and Bia Mayrinck take over the decorative objects, which come to life when next to the neutral base of the furniture, covered predominantly in white. The idea is to guide the eye to specific points, diverting attention to where you want it. Home Bazaar - Tiana Meggiolaro and Bia Mayrinck - CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019.
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In the Collector's Loft, the intention is to highlight the works of art. In a harmonious and elegant composition, the color palette of national and international art works with the furniture, without weighing down the look. Collector's Loft - TRPC Arquitetos - CASACOR Bahia 2019.
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The 29m² studio is cozy and explores textures of natural materials such as wood, straw, reeds, linen, kilim and leather. The vinyls are framed behind the comfortable sofa, which were combined with antique and modern pieces, such as lamps and side tables. The highlight is the red rack, which brings life to the place. Real Home - Marcela Pepe - CASACOR São Paulo 2019.
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In tune with global trends, Quincho Gourmet is integrated, showing how it is possible to organize dining and kitchen areas without walls. The project uses artisanal and self-sustainable materials, such as clay adobe, wood in its natural form and high-tech equipment. Quincho Gourmet - Jennifer Isasi, Lorena Caballero and Yvonne Isasi - CASACOR Paraguay 2019.
(Projeto: Jennifer Isasi, Lorena Caballero e Yvonne Isasi)
