CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019: 41 environments to be lived in

02 - ADRIANA FONTANA - ENTRANCE LOUNGE AND GOURMET BALCONY_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Adriana Fontana - Entrance Lounge and Gourmet Balcony. The shades of gray contrast with the green in the tapestry, which displays a balanced color composition - a hallmark of Adriana's work. Pink appears punctually and affirms the delicate composition. The light from outside passes through the blinds and participates in the scene, subtle and striking.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Simone Pedreschi - Loft Essência Feminina. The living room and kitchen are under the same slatted wooden ceiling, which runs down the wall. The functional area with the sink was fitted into the niche, in an example of the minimalist language that defines the project.

(Felipe Araújo)

10 - CASSIO MORAES ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS - ART GALLERY_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Cássio Moraes - Art Gallery. The steel frame construction quickly, cleanly and sustainably filled the empty lot. Cement panels covered the ceiling and walls, with neutral colors that create a space for reading and meetings for the collector. In this purposefully discreet setting, the focus is diverted to what really matters in the gallery: the works of art. In this case, pieces by Arter Atelier and furniture by Sergio Rodrigues, Jader Almeida and Pedro Useche. The series of photo-art and paintings are by Ana Isméria and Maysa Pettes.

(Felipe Araújo)

08 - C4 ARCHITECTS - LIVING PERENE 1_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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C4 Arquitetos - Living Perene. The idea is the opposite: the living room is what complements the gourmet area, assuming a multipurpose character. The selection of Brazilian design draws attention and pays homage to the original architecture of the house - in fact, some original pillars were preserved with glass coverings that transform them into works of art. Speaking of which, engravings and paintings by Bahian photographer Kiolo occupy the walls.

(Felipe Araújo)

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C4 Arquitetos - Living Perene. Wood plays a prominent role in the ceiling, highlighted by skylights. They take advantage of natural light. as well as the generous freijó windows. The table is designed by Arthur Casas.

(Felipe Araújo)

34 - ROBERTA ALONSO MARIANA OLIVEIRA - WELNESS LOUNGE_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Roberta Alonso and Mariana Oliveira - Wellness Lounge. The combined use of metal structures, concrete and wood defines the space. A huge branch was even reused to support the roof. With a multipurpose vocation, the space brings together armchairs and various upholstery, versatile track lighting and a fluid layout. Without visual barriers, the connection with nature is total.

(Felipe Araújo)

17 - FREZZA AND FIGUEIREDO - HOUSE TWO_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Fabrício Frezza and Gabriel Figueiredo - Casa Dois. The name comes from the intention of the space, to be a second home for the couple. The 80 m² became welcoming with the soft color palette and contemporary furniture, added to a collection of pieces and art full of affective memories. All to reinforce the feeling of intimacy that the space proposes.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Thiago Manarelli and Ana Paula Guimarães - Casa Burgundy. The inspiration came from Cabana, a project by the duo for CASACOR São Paulo 2018. In this reinterpretation, the building leaves aside its Scandinavian influence and takes on the feel of a Brazilian house, as suggested by the gabled roof. The façade also features exposed brickwork and French-style window frames in the burgundy color (which refers to the wine produced in the Burgundy region).

(Felipe Araújo)

23 - LUANA MILANI RICARDO PAGNANO - KITCHEN FOR EVERYONE_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Luana Milani and Ricardo Pagnano - Cozinha de Todos. Bamboo ceiling and copper pieces coexist and add to the sensations of comfort and sophistication - two essential concepts of the project. Note that copper appears in the chandelier, in the strips that outline the countertop and in the hood with an exclusive design. The contrast comes from the Dekton, in the color Entzo Natural, applied to the sink, countertop and front of the drawers.

(Felipe Araújo)

19 - HELIO RIBEIRO PRISCILLA MARCHETTO - ARENA KANDO_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Priscilla Marchetto and Helio Ribeiro - Arena Kando. Kando, in Japanese, refers to the state of mind that someone reaches when faced with something extraordinary. Perfect inspiration for CASACOR's event space - a place for meetings and knowledge exchange. The carpentry enhances the space's expansiveness and intimate atmosphere, benefiting from the harmony of the materials: rustic stone, Travertine marble and African mahogany.

(Felipe Araújo)

13 - DULCE OF FIGUEIREDO FERRAZ AND THACIA BALBAO_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Dulce de Figueiredo Ferraz and Thácia Balbão - Urban Refuge Loft. A space that makes you want to come in and stay. With this energy, the duo designed a real home, to be lived in, with a past, present and future. Warm and welcoming, the home is embraced by wood, leaving the sink counter and the tower of appliances almost imperceptible. The marble-based table is an extension of the sideboard behind the sofa, connecting the spaces. The lighting is just right, with pieces by the German Ingo Maurer.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Adriana Fontana - Entrance Lounge and Gourmet Balcony. In addition to contemporary furniture and functional carpentry, objects found in antique shops add charm.

(Felipe Araújo)

07 - BRUNO ORTEGA ARCHITECTURE - FUNCTIONAL SENSORY BATHROOM_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Bruno Ortega - Sensory Public Bathroom. Marble, in the patterns of Paraná White, Nero Marquina and Alpi Green, is the main element of this 20 m² bathroom. It gains freshness with the vertical garden and comfort with the softness of the wood. The marble brise-soleils attract the eye, as does the Mush pendant, designed by Jader Almeida.

(Felipe Araújo)

11 - DANI TROVO ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS - BALCONY MOVEMENT_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Daniela Alves Trovo - Balcony Movement. The brise-soleil created by the office has a fractional design, permeable to light. At the same time, it generates a unique movement with the play of shadows, with graphics that transform as the hours pass. Internally, the space was clad in wood and had the main wall occupied by the freshness of the vertical garden.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Sarita Ávila - Urban SPA. The environment results from the perfect harmony between interior decoration and landscaping, automation and lighting projects. Wood is used in various finishes, in the chevron patterned ceiling and in the wall and floor slats. The white color refers to relaxation and stands out in the sculptural breezes on the side, where much of the natural light enters. The Delgada chair is from Estúdio Lattoog.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Eduardo Franco Correia - CASACOR Store. The two metal modules house furniture and design objects for sale, curated by the Augusta store. The MDF coverings do not require painting, and the floor was modulated according to the size of the porcelain tile, without cuts or waste. At the end of the exhibition, the structure will be transformed into a two-story house with a living room, kitchen, suite and roof garden, for a client in the interior of São Paulo.

(Felipe Araújo)

20 - ISABELA MONTANS - MEETING TERRACO_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Isabela Montans - Terraço do Encontro. 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, which displays design items such as the Circle armchair by Hans J. Wegner.

(Felipe Araújo)

15 - ELIANA SANTOS CARAMURU FABIOLA AFFONSO CARAMURU - BATHROOM_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Fabíola and Eliana Caramuru - Bathroom. Tailor-made for a contemporary couple, the space includes a bathroom area with a shower and bathtub. It features marble-look porcelain tiles, which combine delicacy and robustness. The coat rack, metalwork, mirror frames and Brazilian metalwork furniture create strong visual lines.

(Felipe Araújo)

40 - VINICIUS DE MELLO - THE BOY'S ROOM INVENTOR_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Vinícius de Mello - The Inventor Boy's Room. 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)

25 - MARCELA TIRABOSCHI - PET SPACE_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Marcela Tiraboschi - Espaço Pet. The professional was inspired by her own pet experience when creating a refuge for pets and - why not - for humans. The color palette refers to affection, affection and joy, combining yellow and blue, which appears in the metal structure of the ceiling. Graphics make the environment more fun, whether on wallpaper, objects or in the design of furniture items themselves. The Perch Birds lamps are from Moooi.

(Felipe Araújo)

12 - DORASCENZI ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN - TERRITORIO LUDUS 2_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Ângela Dorascenzi and Lao Design - Kids Space. Ângela visited schools and parks in Amsterdam. In her luggage, she brought inspiration aligned with the concepts of accessibility and sustainability. The idea was to move away from primary tones, and interesting colors are used in coverings such as the diamond-shaped pieces by Marilia Zimmermann. Fiber optic lighting creates the effect of a starry sky. The toys are by Lao Design.

(Felipe Araújo)

06 - AUREA DEGANI PATRICIA MAKHOUL LUCAS LINCOLN - FAMILY ROOM_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Patrícia Makhoul, Lucas Martinelli and Áurea Degani - Family Room. For a family with a story to tell, a relaxed space. A mood that allows you to transform the bicycle into a piece of decoration, placed alongside objects brought back from memorable trips. The screen brings everyone together to watch a series, and the indirect light welcomes you, coming from the sides and the stone furniture. One detail: the house's original flooring, made of brazilwood, was certainly maintained.

(Felipe Araújo)

09 - CACAU RIBEIRO INTERIORS - ESSENTIAL LOFT 1_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Cacau Ribeiro - Essential Loft. For architect Camila Ribeiro Cury, being with her family is essential. That's why she designed this comfortable and meaningful living area. The frames form shelves and bring both natural light and the garden into the interior. The lamp is by Ingo Maurer, the armchair was designed by Sergio Rodrigues and the coffee table is by Rodrigo Ohtake.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Valter Felix and Izabel Maynard - Estúdio da Maioridade. Having elements that remind us of important periods in our lives is essential for this resident. That's why the world of motorcycling is mentioned in several objects - the largest of them is the 1960s racing motorcycle, housed in a steel and glass structure that expands the bedroom. The wood paneling and wallpaper rise up to the ceiling and warm it up, along with the gray tone of the porcelain tiles.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Juliana Said - Bathroom for Adults. The 4 m² was enough to create a space to relax. The unexpected choice of dark granite becomes balanced when interacting with the backlit wall in white onyx. On the ceiling, the lining was replaced by a tensioned screen to enhance the lighting.

(Felipe Araújo)

18 - GRAZIELLA CAVINATO - WINE ROOM_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Graziella Cavinato - Wine Room. Women are increasingly occupying an expressive place in the wine market. It was with them in mind that Graziella created this space, with a mix of interesting prints and shapes. "I used lots of colors and light wood to avoid masculine representations. I arranged the armchairs in a circle to encourage conversation and good times", she says. The wine cellar is made even lighter by the selection of pieces by Brazilian designers.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Juliana Affini and Thélio Pedroisa - Hyperconnected World. Technology is the main element in these 10 m², for professionals in the digital universe. Interviews, posts, live streams, photos and other interactions are some of the possibilities. Dry construction minimized both waste and water use.

(Felipe Araújo)

27 - MARIANA CICIARELLI - HOME OFFICE_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Mariana Ciciarelli - Home Office. The attentive eye recognizes the charm of Paris and the feminine soul in the essence of this creative space. The floor draws attention to the blue color, which is also in the details of the Studio Massa armchair. In the center, the desk has a design by Arthur Casas. The engraving is signed by Maysa Pettes.

(Felipe Araújo)

33 - RAFAEL GRANERO ARCHITECTURE - INFLUENCER'S ROOM_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Rafael Granero - Influencer's Room. Measuring 19 m², this space caters to young influencers who value a dynamic, modern and even luxurious environment. It is no coincidence that the inspiration comes from the Chanel brand, represented in the black, white, beige, gold and red palette. The lighting also plays a key role, combining LEDs in the niches and ceiling, some spotlights and an Art Deco chandelier that steals the show.

(Felipe Araújo)

04 - ALEXANDRE MILHOMEM - BIRDS' ROOM_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Alexandre Milhomem - Quarto dos Passarinhos. The chandelier was plated in gold and the furniture had gold and silver leaves, as well as velvet coverings. On the walls, the nobility of quartzite. Designer Silvia Heringer customized the bedding and the ceiling fabric, which resembles a nest – ''little birds'' is the couple's affectionate nickname.

(Felipe Araújo)

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AC Arquitetura & Interiores and Marcelo Faria - Jardim das Oliveiras. The minimalist landscaping creates a unique experience of interaction with nature. One highlight is the century-old olive trees. In addition, the topography of the land itself was enhanced, with the space divided into areas for sitting and contemplating. The tones of the furniture complement or contrast with the plants, further highlighting their beauty.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Jader Almeida - Café Officina Portobello. A coffee break becomes a moment of contemplation and inspiration within the CASACOR circuit. Porcelain tiles from the Officina line predominate and lead the neutral palette of tones. The elegant and contemporary spirit is reinforced by the use of wood, the wide openings and the suspended table with an exclusive design. The Doty stools are also designed by Jader.

(Felipe Araujo)

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Jader Almeida - Café Officina Portobello. A coffee break becomes a moment of contemplation and inspiration within the CASACOR circuit. Porcelain tiles from the Officina line predominate and lead the neutral palette of tones. The elegant and contemporary spirit is reinforced by the use of wood, the wide openings and the suspended table with an exclusive design. The Doty stools are also designed by Jader.

(Felipe Araujo)

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Mariana Hetem and Pedro Conde - CASACOR Arauco Restaurant. The professionals at the Par Projetos office had an impressive space at their disposal. So much so that the curtains were positioned to soften the height of the ceiling and give a theatrical appearance. From above, floating mirrors enhance this experience. The pink salt countertop has another sensorial appeal and refers to the homonymous pattern of Arauco blades. Upholstered furniture with just a central backrest and several side tables make the entrance lounge versatile.

(Felipe Araújo)

09 - CACAU RIBEIRO INTERIORS - ESSENTIAL LOFT 2_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Cacau Ribeiro - Essential Loft. The kitchen and living room share the same large space and all the materials work together. Especially the wood, which covers the floor and ceiling. The carpentry provides a functional solution to the space - also note the hooks that run the entire length and are versatile for organizing utensils.

(Felipe Araújo)

37 - SERGIO COELHO ARCHITECTURE - CHAPEL_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Sergio Coelho - Chapel for All Saints. The enchantment comes from the subtle profusion of religious symbols and images of saints – from lost objects to impossible causes, there is no request that cannot be made here. The approach to architecture was contemporary, valuing the opening to the garden and materials such as wood and marble in an ecological version.

(Felipe Araújo)

05 - ANDREA ESTEVES PALUCCI - MEETING SQUARE_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Andrea Esteves - Praça dos Encontros. Everything started from the use of land without right angles, which made it possible to create a walk full of pleasant encounters. At the same time as they reconnect man and nature, the spaces suggest the relationship with technology. It appears, for example, in the column that makes the spotlights more flexible and in the sculpture “Sinta-se”, which vaporizes aromas to activate the senses.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Isaac Amir and Mariana Castanheira - Bathroom Influencer. The concept “From Ego to Eco” encompasses technology to inspire followers to human connection with nature. In these 4 m², the materials awaken sensations and draw attention to reuse. The wood in the shower, for example, was from CASACOR 2018. The mirrors refer to self-image, but also generate interesting visual displacements.

(Felipe Araújo)

35 - ROSANA FERREIRA, ALDO JORDAO - HALL AND INFINITE ROOM

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Rosana Ferreira and Aldo Jordão - Hall & Escada Infinito. The work of filmmaker Wes Anderson was the starting point, with its visual appeal. That's why the duo invested in classics, such as Carrara marble. At the top of the staircase, the play of mirrors adds amplitude and creates the infinite effect that gives the project its name.

(Felipe Araújo)

30 - MONICA COSTA - PATH OF THE TREES_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Monica Costa - Path of Trees. The median on Avenida Carlos Consoni became a garden, on the way to get to CASACOR. The architect and landscaper enhanced the original Sibipirunas by combining them with Nolinas (elephant feet). The path also gained two large flowerbeds with tropical foliage, porcelain stepping stones and gray pebbles.

(Felipe Araújo)

16 - FIORELLA QUEIROS ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS - CONSCIOUS PATH_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Fiorella Queiroz - Caminho Consciente. In this open-air gallery, art and sustainability cover walls and sidewalks. Together, they generate creative solutions for urban spaces that require careful observation. Comfortable benches and a bike rack follow the strong trend of outdoor living in cities. The colorful stained-glass windows are created with discarded construction waste.

(Felipe Araújo)

28 - MARIANA ORSI - LOFT DECA_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Mariana Orsi - Loft DECA. The 56 m² expand and acquire the size of the garden that enters the integrated space. Glass panels are responsible for the closure, while the ceiling, cut by some openings, is covered in solid Tauari. A material that reminds us of a house on stilts. The Diz armchairs are by Sergio Rodrigues.

(Felipe Araújo)

26 - MARCELO CAMARGO ARCHITECTURE - BAR CASACOR_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Marcelo Camargo and Bruna Zambuzi - CASACOR Bar. The duo converted references from major cities around the world into this combination. In the palette, emerald gains intensity against the discreet base, which acquires depth with the stage lighting. The cosmopolitan atmosphere also derives from the choice of furniture, designed by Paulo Alves and Zanini de Zanine.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Mariana and Filipi Oliveira - Meia Casa. The space alludes to country kitchens and the Brazilian way of living. The light and integration with the outside area are redefined by the openings in the mashrabiyas.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Mariana and Filipi Oliveira - Meia Casa. The duo from MF+Arquitetos represents a style, which is also a desire, to be disconnected at home. Straight, concise lines come to life with a wooden ceiling and stone and marble walls.

(Felipe Araújo)

38 - SIMONE PEDRESCHI - LOFT SOUL FEMININE 2_CASACOR_RIBEIRAO_2019_Felipe_Araujo

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Simone Pedreschi - Loft Essência Feminina. Supported by four sturdy pillars, the 60 m² space has an open and integrated floor plan. The furniture is solid and delicate, such as the side tables and the armchair in a dry rose tone. The copper and gold details do not go unnoticed, as does the sensory appeal of the linen and crochet.

(Felipe Araújo)

The 41 spaces that bring CASACOR Ribeirão Preto to life express memories of the past, are in synergy with the present and look to the future. The focus is on how to fully experience these spaces. That is why times and values intersect in interesting ways, from the perspective of the more than 60 professionals participating in the exhibition. It is now in its second edition, on display from August 7 to September 22. Affection, technology and sustainability are the three essential pillars of the Planet Home theme incorporated into the concept of each project at CASACOR Ribeirão Preto . Particularly noteworthy is the conscious choice of materials and their efficient use. Much more than reuse, waste, leftovers and entire structures are transformed in a creative way and take on new importance with new functions.

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The relationship with nature is profound and, at the same time, established with softness. Mashrabiyas, brises, glass panels, skylights, cutouts and other resources open up the spaces to receive light and let the landscape enter the spaces. And they are also diverse: some with measurements starting at 4 m², others with multipurpose vocation, in addition to incredible lofts. Perhaps the main focus of this edition is on wood, a common feature in ceiling and wall coverings. With a variety of finishes, the material makes everything more welcoming and durable, making it perfect for creating refuges. The contemporary use of light marble is also highlighted, as is the return of vertical gardens. In this sense, everything converges towards a more sensorial and organic coexistence with nature. Brazilian original design, works by national artists and antique pieces are attractions in their own right, demonstrating that spaces with identity and soul are born from careful choices.

Place for everyone

It is also worth highlighting the various references used by architects, decorators, landscapers and interior designers. There is room for everyone. The narratives bring the personalities of young influencers and celebrities, the daily lives of couples, families, children and adults, as well as the female universe and even a space dedicated to pets. Spaces to be fully experienced by everyone. CASACOR Ribeirão Preto When?

Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 9pm; Saturdays from 12pm to 10pm; Sundays and holidays from 12pm to 8pm. Where? Carlos Consoni Avenue, 60 – Canada Garden As? R$ 36 – with a 20% discount until August 2nd Full: R$ 46 Half-price: R$23 Tickets available at casacorribeiraopreto.byinti.com

Simone Pedreschi - Loft Essência Feminina. The living room and kitchen are under the same slatted wooden ceiling, which runs down the wall. The functional area with the sink was fitted into the niche, in an example of the minimalist language that defines the project.

C4 Arquitetos - Living Perene. Wood plays a prominent role in the ceiling, highlighted by skylights. They take advantage of natural light. as well as the generous freijó windows. The table is designed by Arthur Casas.

Adriana Fontana - Entrance Lounge and Gourmet Balcony. In addition to contemporary furniture and functional carpentry, objects found in antique shops add charm.

Juliana Said - Bathroom for Adults. The 4 m² was enough to create a space to relax. The unexpected choice of dark granite becomes balanced when interacting with the backlit wall in white onyx. On the ceiling, the lining was replaced by a tensioned screen to enhance the lighting.

Juliana Affini and Thélio Pedroisa - Hyperconnected World. Technology is the main element in these 10 m², for professionals in the digital universe. Interviews, posts, live streams, photos and other interactions are some of the possibilities. Dry construction minimized both waste and water use.

Mariana and Filipi Oliveira - Meia Casa. The space alludes to country kitchens and the Brazilian way of living. The light and integration with the outside area are redefined by the openings in the mashrabiyas.

Mariana and Filipi Oliveira - Meia Casa. The duo from MF+Arquitetos represents a style, which is also a desire, to be disconnected at home. Straight, concise lines come to life with a wooden ceiling and stone and marble walls.

A look at the details

Place for everyone

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