Bathrooms that are true oases: see 11 rooms from CASACOR

In addition to being functional environments,bathrooms have become spaces for relaxation, self-care and well-being at home. And CASACOR 2024 has proven this. Architects and interior designers have been very creative and have created bathrooms that are true oases . With a variety of styles, the projects feature welcoming colors and textures, as well as plants that create a refreshing atmosphere. Get inspired by a careful selection of bathrooms from exhibitions across Brazil.

urban forest

In a 71 m² loft, where he traced a timeline from prehistoric times, architect Renan Altera exhibited examples of humanity's architectural legacy at CASACOR São Paulo . Textures reminiscent of caves, arches from ancient Rome, stained glass windows from the Middle Ages and even neoclassical symmetry in the kitchen dialogue with homages and reinventions of elements from different eras and traditions. In the area reserved for the bathroom , voluminous plants make up a true urban forest around the bathtub, ensuring privacy and a fresh atmosphere.

Regional incentives

Caroline Gomes and Renan Saturnino brought their family origins to the bathroom project they designed for CASACOR Bahia . They told the stories of their grandparents and parents in detail that captured the public's attention, such as the sisal ropes used prominently. The material was used in several elements of the project, but the main one is in the suspended installation in the room.

Affectionate bathroom

Childhood experiences, memories and his own origins inspired architect Paulo Andrade to create this bathroom at CASACOR Bahia . Among the innovations he introduced are sound technology and lighting, as well as coverings. Textures and natural elements , as well as earthy and raw tones, reference the Brazilian hinterland , which also brings elements of regional culture and typical of inland cities.

Elegant living room and bathroom

Architects Carol Gaspar and Bento Dantas reinterpreted the bathrooms at CASACOR Bahia . To achieve this, they created an integrated bedroom with a neutral palette and elegant furniture design. In the bathroom area, a wooden deck divides the space, equipped with a bathtub and a whirlpool.

Natural climate

Upon entering the bathroom designed by Sumar Arquitetura & Design at CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis, you can feel a fresh and relaxed atmosphere, which brings the sensation of being immersed in nature. To achieve this result, the professionals used organic elements, such as wood, stone, plants and water.

Suite to relax

The atmosphere in the studio designed by architect Cadé Marino atCASACOR Rio de Janeiro is welcoming and conducive to well-being. The abundant use of wood – sourced from reforestation –, combined with the use of natural lighting and the strong presence of vegetation are responsible for this. In the bathroom area, integrated into the entire space, the gray ceramics draw attention, dialoguing with the coverings.

In raw state

This suite is part of a studio designed by architect Natália Lemos with landscaping by the duo Maira Duarte and Kaio Duarte , from Horto Girassol , at CASACOR Rio de Janeiro . Here, time seems to slow down, inviting us to take a deep dive into our origins and ancestry. Earthy tones permeate every corner, bringing a sense of belonging. The rustic wood and clay tiles on the floor convey the simplicity and strength of the cerrado, creating a solid foundation for this return to our roots.

Unusual combination

The idea behind the space developed by Guel Arquitetos , by Elisa Fraga and Guilherme Bussamra, is to value the unexpected. For this reason, the influence came from post-modernism and the eclectic style. Among the highlights are the way the coverings are applied: ceramic tiles cover the walls and floor and wallpaper is applied to the ceiling.

Soft palette

Wesley Lemos ' project at CASACOR Sergipe features a palette of light tones that soothes and connects us to the present, encouraging practices such as meditation and reading. With touches of nostalgia, this complete home has a bathroom that invites self-care, with cozy textures, lots of plants and natural lighting.

Connection with nature

Architect Daniela Andrade proposes a sensory refuge at CASACOR Espírito Santo . Every detail of the space is designed to slow down time and allow for an intimate connection. Symbolic elements, such as the tree – representing the seed and the fruits –, the mirror – reflecting our own essence –, and a window facing the sea – signaling the horizon and new possibilities –, are invitations to introspection and self-knowledge.