CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2025: 6 projects with colored walls

The CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2025 presents projects that show how colors have ceased to be supporting actors to become protagonists in architectural and interior design projects. More than aesthetics, the chosen tones translate emotions, create identity, and transform the audience's experience. As the official paint sponsor of the exhibition, Coral is present in all projects, reinforcing the power of color in creating atmospheres that go beyond the visual. Check out 6 highlights!

Intense Red

In the Pimenta Ardida Bar by Manhattan, interior designer Adriana Fontana chose red as the guiding thread, present in the pool, the container, and the walls. The vibrant tone reflects the energy of New York and is balanced by the wood of the furniture and the natural fiber of the lamps.

Galactic Violet

Inspired by the colors of galaxies, the Futuristic Lavabo, designed by architect Natália Hetem, envelops visitors in shades of violet that evoke mystery and innovation. The project invites reflection on a sustainable, technological, and sensory world.

Warm Orange

With the proposal to welcome and revitalize, the Reconecta Space features an earthy orange chosen by architects Joel Pereira, Marina Moro, and Viviane Cantarino. The color warms the scene and contrasts with soft tones and natural elements, such as stones and vegetation, reinforcing the idea of recharging energies.

Mustard Yellow

In the Trama Lavabo, architect Vanessa Chieregato resorts to yellow to express Brazilian identity. The tone appears on the ceiling and blends with different materials, textures, and colors that evoke craftsmanship, resulting in a vibrant project that celebrates the country's cultural diversity.

Nature Green

In the Secret Bar Casca, by Thiago Manarelli and Ana Paula Guimarães, the predominant green and brown tones, along with textures marked by time and organic shapes, translate the idea that imperfection also carries beauty and evoke a cave.

Earthy Red

Meanwhile, the Boulevard Between Leaves and Stripes, created by students from Senac Ribeirão Preto, bets on a tile red to highlight the striped walls that symbolize the urban compass. The strong presence of vegetation breaks the rigidity of the lines and adds vitality to the space.