CASACOR Franca 2017: Contemporary and pure design in 30 environments

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Collector's Corner | Renault Loft - mf+arquitetos. The project is inspired by a cosmopolitan character and collector of stories whose residence is simple and integrated with nature. The highlight is the use of natural materials, such as stone, wood, marble and concrete. Wooden pivoting brises enclose the house and allow light to enter in geometric patterns inside. Brazilian furniture, works of art and photographs add to the proposal to translate the comfort of the traveler's arrival and the boldness of the landscapes visited.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---27.-Tasting-Room---Nelson--(3)

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Tasting Room - Arruda and Ferrari Arquitetura. Inspired by industrial New York and the atmosphere of London pubs, the space features discarded materials in new functions, such as dispensers made from iron removed from buildings and concrete blocks.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---22.-Catwalk---Sergio-Machado-Architecture--(3)

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Footbridge - Sérgio Machado. The Footbridge is a highlight on the facade of the house. Influenced by the theme of the exhibition, architect Sérgio Machado sought inspiration in the terrain of Franca to create a functional and comfortable project. The wavy wooden brise-soleils, supported by metal structures, facilitate ventilation and provide natural lighting. The molds of the material refer to the three hills on which the city was built. The green wall, with a mix of foliage, establishes a counterpoint to the geometry of the metal and wood structure.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA--17.-Black-Washbasin---Cristiana-Soares-and-Nadia-Freire--(2)

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Black Lavatory - Cristiana Soares and Nádia Freire. The professionals sought to enhance the contrast of colors and natural elements to compose the project. The dark porcelain tiles, used on the floor and side walls, highlight the pine wood panel that covers the walls on the opposite side and the ceiling of the lavatory. The vertical garden brings greenery in a practical way, with dehydrated plants that do not require maintenance.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---29.-SPA-Balance---Professional-Tiago-Castro-Architecture--(2)

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Spa Equilíbrio - Tiago Castro Arquitetura. The professionals were inspired by the natural beauty of Franca to design the project. The centerpiece of the space is the bathtub carved in soapstone, accompanied by a female bust made of the same material.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---9.-Space-Four-Elements----ngela-Doras-(3)

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Four Elements Space - Ângela Dorascenzi, Mônica Costa, Estela Martins and Yuri Miranda. The leisure area brings the simplicity of natural elements applied with sophistication and comfort. The lap pool, with infinity edge, makes the space inviting for hot days, and the stone fireplace is the ideal choice for cold weather. The reforested wood deck and the draining floor make the environment more sustainable. The landscaping prioritizes native species and highlights fruit trees, such as the Surinam cherry and the jabuticaba tree.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---18.-Timeless-Living---Chris-Furini-and-Fabiana-Villela--(2)

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Living Atemporal - Chris Furini and Fabiana Villela. The project combines comfort with an atmosphere suitable for entertaining friends and celebrating. In addition to the coziness, the space gains sophistication with elegant pieces such as the bronze chandelier, the golden beveled glass coffee tables, the French-style sofa and the bombé dresser.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---31.-Gourmet-Balcony---Marcelo-Jordão_-Camila-Jordão-and-Beth-Barros--(1

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Gourmet Balcony - Marcelo Jordão, Camila Jordão and Beth Barros. A space that brings together art, gastronomy and incredible drinks is the key to stimulating the creation of good ideas. With this in mind, the project highlights these elements in every detail of the balcony, inspired by the studios of renowned artists. The professionals use natural materials with new versions of finishes, combined with contemporary furniture design. The art pieces, created by Marcelo Jordão, are the highlight of the space.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---15.-Winter-Garden---Daniel-Almeida-Lima--(2)

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Winter Garden - Daniel Almeida Lima. Orchids, tropical plants and a hybrid jabuticaba tree make up the green space. The reclaimed wood pergola houses a granite stone fountain and an ecological fireplace, creating a 17 m² refuge.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---26.-Bathroom-of-the-Couple---Professionals-Elaine-Queçada-

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Master Bathroom - Elaine Queçada and Juliana Brigagão. Natural materials and a variety of plants bring nature into the home, a relaxing retreat with comfort and well-being. The soaking tub is the star of the room, which is fully integrated by the continuous use of the wooden deck. The glass pergola enhances the natural light in the space.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA--21. -Reception-Lounge---Bruno-Lopes-e-Rodrigo-de-Moura_

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Reception Lounge - Lopes de Moura Studios. The space was inspired by the Jockey Club of São Paulo. The furniture features wood tones and primary colors - red, blue and yellow. The main table, designed exclusively for the exhibition, is the centerpiece of the space that houses works by visual artists Bia Doria and G. Comini.

(Felipe Araújo)

Receiving-Space-of-the-Chef-of-the-Kitchen---Marcelo-Diniz,-Mateus-Finzetto-and-Deise-Pucci-–-CASACOR-Franca-(12)

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The Chef's Reception Space - Marcelo Diniz, Mateus Finzetto and Deise Pucci. With integrated areas, the project pays homage to Ana Luiza Trajano, a native of Franca and owner of the renowned Instituto Brasil a Gosto. At the entrance, the hall displays the collection of authorial recipe books and works of art and crafts collected by the chef on her travels. The porcelain tiled carpentry island gives shape to the equipped kitchen. A terrace covered by a wooden brise-soleil with a herb and vegetable garden completes the space.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---10.-Shanti-Space---Daniela-Muniz--(2)

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Shanti Space - Daniela Muniz. The name of the space comes from Hinduism and means peace and tranquility. The concept guides the project that values the natural and cultural beauties of Indonesia. The four elements inspired the creation of the lake garden. The highlight is a fountain typical of the Asian country.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA--11.-Art-Gallery---Marcelo-Diniz_-Mateus-Finzetto-and-Deise-Pucci--(

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Art Gallery - Marcelo Diniz, Mateus Finzetto and Deise Pucci. The space displays the paintings of visual artist and interior designer Deise Pucci. The large-scale works were inspired by Aubusson tapestries and depict nature. The light tones of the pieces contrast with the petroleum blue of the walls. The furniture combines classic and contemporary pieces, positioned to enhance the art in the space.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---16.-Garden-of-Rebeginning---Matheus-Vilela_-Guilherme-Mate

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Jardim do Recomeço - Matheus Vilela, Guilherme Mateus and Maria Inês Mendonça. The floor with the appearance of charred wood, black topaz walls, a thin curtain of water and the dark petit pavet present the degraded nature. Opposing this concept, in an effort to start over, green appears amidst the stones and details of the environment. A cherry tree, palm trees and xanadus stand as a symbol of resistance and welcome to visitors, who are led to an environmentalist reflection.

(Felipe Araújo)

3.-Man's-Bath---CUBE-Architecture-and-Design-Photo-Felipe-Araujo--(1)

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Men's Bathroom - Cubo Arquitetura e Design. The professionals focused on sobriety and comfort to create a relaxing atmosphere with the personality of the male universe. Composing works of art with furniture, the duo brought the living room into the bathroom. In the bathroom area, the bathtub covered in grayish porcelain adds lightness to the dark tone used on the walls.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---4.-Cafe-of-the-Lake---Heloísa-Penna-Orlov--Felipe-Araujo--(1)

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Café do Lago - Heloisa Penna Orlov. The architect opted for shades of beige, pink, gray and blue to create a cozy and intimate atmosphere. The walls feature framed images of the planting, cultivation and harvesting of coffee, a reference to coffee production in the region. In addition, the cafe has a charming space to leave your pets. And for those who prefer to cycle, there is a place reserved for their bike.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---13.-Hall-Dona-Luiza-Trajano-Donato---Matheu

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Hall Dona Luiza Trajano Donato - Matheus Vilela, Guilherme Mateus and Maria Inês Mendonça. The project features creative architectural solutions, such as the use of porcelain tiles in strips in an access tunnel. Lighting and a chandelier provide a contrast to the darker environment.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---28.-Dining-Room---Junior-Pacheco--(2)

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Dining Room - Júnior Pacheco. The professional combined classic lines with contemporary design pieces, such as the two Sputnik pendants designed by Ana Neute. The onyx fireplace adds a sophisticated and bold touch to the project, in which Brazilian design takes center stage.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---14.-Home-Office---Milena-Cintra--(2)

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Home Office - Milena Cintra. The principle of the project was to make the only work environment in the house comfortable and make it a space that stimulates productivity and affective memory. The plaster canvas that covers the wall and ceiling is made with cross-stitch by the architect herself and brings back childhood, the embroidery done by her grandmother. From big cities comes the inspiration for the architect to create the bookshelf that resembles the skyline. The furniture is from renowned designers and creates a special atmosphere.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Alice's Dreams Unisex Bathroom - Lucianny Bernardes. Inspired by the colors, shapes and textures of the film “Alice in Wonderland”, directed by Tim Burton, the project brings a cheerful and relaxed atmosphere. The 180 cm keyhole-shaped mirror is the highlight of the room and works to reflect the shapes of the sculptural lamp designed by Ana Neute.

(Felipe Araújo)

6.-Staircase----RA-Interior-Design--Photo--Felipe-Araujo--(2)

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Staircase - Renata Afonso and Mônica Barcellos. To compose the staircase, the architects looked for references in mashrabiyas and created a wooden panel that covers one of the side walls. On the lower floor, a reading and rest room occupies the space with sculptures, carpets and objects that highlight Brazilian artists.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---19.-Designer's-Loft---Alex-Bonilha-and-Mahely-Oliveira_-Studi-(3)

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Designer's Loft - Alex Bonilha and Mahely Oliveira. The duo sought to combine the professional and personal needs of a designer in a single comfortable space. Some elements stand out in the space, such as the wooden slatted box on the walls and ceiling of the living room, grayish colors and the green tone.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Space of Desires - Marcus Cotrim. The project works with a different concept from the other spaces: the antithesis, the absence of space”, he explains. A large piece of dark wood furniture takes center stage, where elements that refer to the material and intangible desires of human beings are placed. The project also subverts floor and ceiling plans, which here are composed of wooden panels.

(Felipe Araújo )

CASACOR-FRANCA--30.-Master-Suite---Cristina-Capanema--(2)

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Master Suite - Cristina Capanema. The professional refrained from excesses to create a peaceful and relaxing space for a couple. Leather and textures reminiscent of linen cover the walls of the room, giving harmony to the works of art on display. A relaxing armchair and indirect lighting through lamps complete the space's relaxing proposal.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---23.-Interactive-Children's-Room---Adriana-Fontana--(2)

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Interactive Children's Room - Adriana Fontana. With everything to keep an active child moving, the room features a climbing wall, a space for games, a suspended bed and a reading corner. The highlight is the custom-designed carpentry that joins the ladder to the bed.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Musician Gallery - Patrícia Cillo. Vinyl records and a record player invite visitors to enjoy the moment to the sound of good music. The orange armchairs and leather-covered chairs add comfort and relaxation to the space. Ferns, maidenhair, Adam's ribs and legumes were distributed in glass cachepots, positioned throughout the wooden shelf.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA-5.-Kitchen-Nest---Luís-Alfredo-Marques-and-Luciana-Rogério--Photo-Felipe-Araujo-(1)

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Ninho Kitchen - Luís Alfredo Marques and Luciana Rogério. The project envisions the kitchen as a space for social interaction with comfort and practicality. A vegetable garden with basil, rosemary, mint, parsley, chives, lettuce and arugula keep fresh herbs and vegetables within reach when cooking. Timeless materials, such as exposed concrete and brick, combine with the modernity of the pieces that make up the furniture.

(Felipe Araújo)

CASACOR-FRANCA---32.-Balcony-Sunset---Dilu-Jaci

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Sunset Balcony - Galpão Du Arquiteto. Mashrabiyas cover the ceiling of the balcony, a space to relax and read while interacting with nature. Vietnamese pots with ficus pandurata, imperial bromeliad, moray eels and beaucarnea (elephant's foot) were the plants chosen to compose the green of the space. A neutral-colored sofa, a rug in shades of green and blue and a side table complete the project.

(Felipe Araújo)

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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)

The 1st edition of CASACOR Franca is breathtaking. The exhibition, which takes place between October 5th and November 15th, has 30 spaces housed in a mansion that occupies a 3,000 m² plot of land. The house belongs to the Marangoni family and is located on Rua da Justiça, Parque dos Lima. Maurício Calixto and Maurício Siqueira are in charge of the new franchise. The expectation is to receive more than ten thousand visitors and involve cities in the Northeast region of the State of São Paulo and the South of Minas Gerais. The region was chosen to host one of the editions of the event in Brazil due to the diversification of its industrial park in recent years, which includes the furniture hub. Among the trends featured in the exhibition, visitors will be able to see several spaces that combine natural materials with contemporary design. Wood features heavily on the ceiling, walls, slats and louvers, integrating the indoor and outdoor areas. Greenery appears both inside the house and in lush gardens, creating true refuges with a relaxing and contemplative atmosphere. CASACOR FRANCA SERVICE 2017 WHEN? From October 5th to November 15th.

Friday, Saturday and Holidays: from 3pm to 10pm WHERE? Justice Street , 655 – Lima Neighborhood AS? Half-price: R$20 Full: R$ 40 Passport: R$ 150 Buy your ticket online here !

Tasting Room - Arruda and Ferrari Arquitetura. Inspired by industrial New York and the atmosphere of London pubs, the space features discarded materials in new functions, such as dispensers made from iron removed from buildings and concrete blocks.

Spa Equilíbrio - Tiago Castro Arquitetura. The professionals were inspired by the natural beauty of Franca to design the project. The centerpiece of the space is the bathtub carved in soapstone, accompanied by a female bust made of the same material.

Winter Garden - Daniel Almeida Lima. Orchids, tropical plants and a hybrid jabuticaba tree make up the green space. The reclaimed wood pergola houses a granite stone fountain and an ecological fireplace, creating a 17 m² refuge.

Hall Dona Luiza Trajano Donato - Matheus Vilela, Guilherme Mateus and Maria Inês Mendonça. The project features creative architectural solutions, such as the use of porcelain tiles in strips in an access tunnel. Lighting and a chandelier provide a contrast to the darker environment.

Dining Room - Júnior Pacheco. The professional combined classic lines with contemporary design pieces, such as the two Sputnik pendants designed by Ana Neute. The onyx fireplace adds a sophisticated and bold touch to the project, in which Brazilian design takes center stage.

Interactive Children's Room - Adriana Fontana. With everything to keep an active child moving, the room features a climbing wall, a space for games, a suspended bed and a reading corner. The highlight is the custom-designed carpentry that joins the ladder to the bed.

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