CASACOR Ribeirão Preto: 38 cozy environments with emotional memories

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Casa do Bosque - Cacau Ribeiro Interior Design. In this refuge integrated with nature, warm colors emanate from the fabrics and natural wood, in their different shapes and tones. The layout is loose in the 118 m² loft, with furniture by Brazilian designers and the finds of antique dealer Arnaldo Danemberg. The cabin gains charm with photographs by Araquém Alcântara and a painting by Cristina Canale.

(Felipe Araújo)

27 - CASA COR RESTAURANT - ANGELA DORASCENZI, MONICA COSTA 1

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CASACOR Restaurant - Ângela Dorascenzi and Mônica Costa. The duo was inspired by their recent tour of European cities - but the trip also heightened the Brazilian feel of the project. The cobogó wall, designed by architect Guto Requena, connects the interior spaces to the patio, where the warm colors of the floor and wood prevail. Bonélias, banana trees and lush foliage make up the landscaping, designed by Mônica.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Entrance Courtyard - Luísa Mellis. To win over the public at the entrance, the architect and landscaper focuses on natural textures and shapes that give the sensation of movement, in this 50 m² space. A permeable metal walkway outlines the path, accompanied by straw pebbles. The graffiti on one of the walls is inspired by the 1920s, showing a swimmer's ornamental jump.

(Felipe Araújo)

20 - REFUGIONA MATA - FREZZA _ FIGUEIREDO ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS,

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Forest Retreat - Frezza & Figueiredo Arquitetura e Interiores. The project by Fabrício Frezza and Gabriel Figueiredo makes visitors feel embraced by nature. To highlight the intense green and the exuberance of the immense palm trees, the 289 m² space has coverings and decoration in shades of gray and castor, which convey an air of modernity.

(Felipe Araújo)

24 - ENTRANCE HALL - GERALDO FOSSA JUNIOR

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Entrance Hall - Geraldo Fossa Júnior. The project respects the regional characteristics of the house. The main door and part of the floor were kept, and were joined by contemporary and local pieces. Indigenous handicrafts, animal prints and a natural fiber mat are good examples of the ethnic frame created for the space, which welcomes different eras and styles - including a genuine Persian rug.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Family Square - Marcelo Tamassia and Sarita Ávila. The aluminum pergola houses the countertop and inserts the gourmet kitchen in the middle of the forest. All functions are concentrated in this area, which is more relaxing with the stone floor and frees up most of the 72 m² for living. “It’s a space to contemplate nature and bring the family together outdoors,” says Sarita.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Our Wine Cellar - Antonio Bettarello. The phrase “Less internet, more cabernet”, illuminated by LED lights, is a humorous invitation to wine lovers. In the 9.47 m² space, each element is important and invites you to touch it, such as the corten steel on the walls and the natural wood of the furniture. The lighting reinforces the tones of each object, concentrated on panels and other strategic points.

(Felipe Araújo)

35 - CASA COR STORE - SUPRA DESIGN ARCHITECTURE 1

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CASACOR Store - Supra Design Architecture. The project by Matheus Benetti and Dariane Bertoni focuses on detachable construction elements, allowing the architecture to live on in another place. Construction materials were reinterpreted, such as scaffolding used as supports to display the products. With splashes of plaster and paint, they carry the memory of the works they have been through. Glass walls allow the dialogue with the surroundings to flow, providing lightness.

(Felipe Araújo)

37 - ADOLESCENT'S BATHROOM - IZABEL MAYNART _ ROSANGELA OLIVEIRA, VALTER FELIX

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Teenager's Bathroom - Izabel Maynart, Rosângela Oliveira and Valter Félix. The 6 m² space is bold and reflects the search for something new, common in the transition between childhood and adolescence. The gray porcelain tiles, from the floor to the walls, provide a clean aesthetic in harmony with black metals and fixtures. Slatted wood was the choice for the wet areas, enhancing the presence of natural elements.

(Felipe Araújo)

23 - MASTER SUITE - MANARELLI GUIMARAES ARCHITECTURE

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Master Suite - Manarelli Guimarães Arquitetura. The hall, closet, office and bedroom were integrated into the project. Here, the walls explore different coverings and gain an added attraction: the painting signed by Carlinhos Brown, who is exhibiting one of his abstract-themed works in an exhibition for the first time.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Mutante - Mariana Orsi. The 105 m² space includes an events area and a studio. Dark porcelain is a sober and timeless choice, used on the floor, benches and countertops. Wood is the raw material for the entire structure and pivoting doors. They allow a view of the furniture with pieces designed by Brazilian designers, such as the Voltaire armchair by Sérgio Rodrigues.

(Felipe Araújo)

36 - LIVING FROM THE CREATOR - FABIANA VILLELA _ CHRIS FURINI

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Living by the Creator - Chris Furini and Fabiana Villela. In this 60 m² space, the contrast between floral and geometric prints prevails. There is also the glamor of the Murano glass chandeliers and sconces, in this decor that expresses the passion for horses in detail - good examples are the collection of photographs and sculptures. To balance, walls in sober tones.

(Felipe Araújo)

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The Space of the Irreverent Youth - Eliana Santos Caramurú and Fabíola Affonso Caramurú. In the duo's interpretation, the theme A Casa Viva is translated into Aracê's sculpture. Born in Araraquara (SP), he created an exclusive urban work of art, which features the face of a human figure with hair filled with 250 succulent plants. The furniture features contemporary design pieces, such as the leather armchair, accompanied by the carbon steel lamp.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Terra Vermelha Room - Weiss Arquitetura. The red earth, a characteristic of Ribeirão Preto, gave a regionalist tone to the project by architects Tide Junqueira and Bárbara Carvalho. The terracotta hydraulic tiles are a highlight in the space, which also has an urban essence in design pieces and in the rectilinear wooden bookcase.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Studio for Young People - Ge Carolo Arquitetos Associados. So that young people love coming home, a space characterized by light colors and plenty of natural light. In addition, Ge Carolo, Mariana Biffi and Paulo Carvalho developed a multifunctional space, for resting, entertaining, working and developing hobbies. The decor, vintage and contemporary items alternate, as well as objects and art to give it a personal touch.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Dining Room - Dulce de Figueiredo Ferraz and Thácia Balbão. The bold colors are present in the orange ceiling and the rug designed by the duo. Another surprising detail is the niche in the wall, covered in green marble, which replaces the bar. The contemporary design dictates the laid-back atmosphere, enhanced by works of art by German artist Michael Wesely, Pierre Verger and Cristina Canale.

(Felipe Araújo)

25 - NERO CAFE - PRISCILLA MACHETTO _ HELIO RIBEIRO

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Nero Café - Hélio Ribeiro and Priscilla Marchetto. The architect and civil engineer were inspired by the dark tones of the drink in the 42 m² space. They follow the chromatic base in the upholstery and in the porcelain tiles with the appearance of Nero marble on the countertops. In the ceiling, looms covered in woven straw filter the lighting in tune with Brazilian style.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Balcony Contemplate the Beautiful - Sarita Ávila. What better place to contemplate beauty than the balcony? Here, it has a generous 47 m² and has emerald green porcelain flooring. Sophisticated, the tone accompanies the blue used in the MDF patterns that design the walls. Another touch of sensitivity: when hitting the cobogós, natural light creates contemporary shapes reflected in the environment.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Guest Room - Adriana Fontana. In this 13.6 m² project, the combination of complementary colors, such as orange and blue, prevails. The ceramic panel with a woody look, together with the upholstered headboard, creates an even more intimate refuge. The bike on the blue wall suggests the style of a traveler, whose sensitive gaze also manifests itself in design pieces and works by Brazilian artists.

(Felipe Araújo)

28 - ARCHITECT'S OFFICE - TATIANA CASTRO

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Office of the Architect - Tatiana Castro. Sophistication and historical references are allies. On the walls, the textured porcelain tiles invite you to touch them and have their tone replicated on the bookshelf on the opposite side. In the décor, pieces of books and objects from the personal collection meet the handicrafts of indigenous tribes. The large lamp by designer Luciana Martins Rosa was created exclusively for the project.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Reading Room - Duppla Arquitetura. The beige lacquered bookshelf was filled with books, paintings, sculptures and vases, suggesting a personal space to disconnect from the routine. Architects Juliana Terreri and Lucila Jorge chose linen to cover the other walls, while Roman travertine in fish scales was used for the floor. The contemporary furniture, with Brazilian design, brings the appeal of natural materials, such as wood and leather.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Winter Garden - Adalberto Montagnani, Adriana Zein and Ana Paula Mendes. The architects started with the simplicity of the four elements of nature and arrived at a modern result. They mixed palatial-style upholstery, early 20th century French chandeliers and contemporary pieces designed by Rodrigo Ohtake. The landscaping has the sophistication of European gardens, while also revealing the exuberance of tropical species.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Private Office - Paulo Azevedo. French colonization in Vietnam is the aesthetic reference for living, where natural materials gain priority. Bamboo is used in the wall coverings and furniture in caramel tones, while one of the rugs is made of natural fiber. To soften the warm tones, Chinese pots and tapestry add blue and white to refresh the composition.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Children's Room - Par Projetos. Architects Mariana Hetem and Pedro Code designed a gender-neutral space. They used neutral tones, references to Brazilian fauna and incorporated pieces by national designers. The highlight is the original wall with a screen, which allows for a variety of decoration, and the platform that replaces the conventional bed.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Family Home Theater - Marina Zanatto Arquitetura e Interiores. Remember when the whole family would get together to watch TV? With this nostalgic feel, the 23 m² space takes on the warmth of wood and the comfort of the suede sofa with leather details. The rectilinear carpentry is lacquered in black. Charm aside, the space does not give up on automation technology, allowing integrated control of sound, TV and lighting.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Lavatory - Eduardo Franco Correia. The architect provides an immersion in the natural universe with the use of stones, wood and rustic cement. The cappuccino-toned wood creates a welcome interference, with the metallic-looking porcelain tile top. On the walls, the rustic style gains texture with the handmade slatted plaster and fendi-toned paint, in dialogue with the 1.20 x 1.20 m porcelain tiles.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Children's Bathroom - Lucéia Ambrózio Interiores. The Montessori approach proposes autonomy for children and was followed in this happy environment. Sliding bars adapt the height of the shower and support brackets eliminate the need for adults to help when bathing. Part of the hexagonal covering gives way to mirrors on the wall, which encourage children to recognize themselves while having fun in the hot tub.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Family Kitchen - C4 Arquitetos. Bruno Castanhari, Diego Buzato, Gustavo Pinto and Marco Castro focus on velvety texture in the coverings and joinery. The proposal also uses dark tones in cabinets and walls, which contrast with the wood on the fish scale floor. Two large recesses in the walls form niches lined with wood and create different spaces. The paintings with photographs are by Carla Benedini and Kiolo. To top it off, a Jabuticaba pendant, by Ana Neute.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Bedroom Hall - Eloisa Rebehy Bonini. In the transition from the street to the bedrooms, there is a space to recharge your batteries, with the comfort of natural elements. The wood on all the walls and the softness of the natural fiber carpet create a welcoming atmosphere. At the same time, the space is functional for all residents, who can store objects, display souvenirs from trips and find the sewing kit.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Guest Bathroom - Érica Marina. At 5.2 m², the walls of the space are used to their full potential. One of them features marble with an exotic design, which inspires the color palette of the other coverings, in brown and beige porcelain tiles. The tones are repeated on the countertop and crockery, while gold punctuates the metals and the garden seat.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Grandma's Room - Mariana Ciciarelli. The architect innovates with sage green stripes, which fill the walls and ceiling. The skirting board is made of wood and also serves as a support, contributing to accessibility. When opening the family memory box, Mariana displays her personal collection, with books, a porcelain tea set and even her grandparents' school reports.

(Felipe Araújo)

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La Fenêtre Lavatory - Roberta de Oliveira. The architect brings the exuberance of nature to the space, both in the greenery that dominates the scene and in the work of photographer Ana Isméria Velludo. Her painting with images of windows from the Louvre Museum replaces the mirror. The photograph is framed by the MDF box, which also surrounds the porcelain countertop and highlights the piece's cut.

(Felipe Araújo)

32 - BAR RENATO AGUIAR - READY-TO-WEAR - ALEXANDRE CALIL SALLES

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Bar Renato Aguiar Prêt-à-Porter - Alexandre Calil Salles. The professional was inspired by his long-time friend in this bar to enjoy good times. On the fabric walls, handmade paintings represent bookshelves. The gray marble also looks like a drawing, on the counter that highlights the natural beauty of the material with the help of lighting. To finish, the warmth of the reclaimed wood on the tables and the porcelain floor.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Gaia Space - Archid Architecture and Construction. Architect Rosana Ferreira and civil engineer Fernanda Cândido opted for black porcelain tiles to represent the solar system. The stars shine on the Swarovski crystal panel with LED strips, the pendant suggests the planets and the large golden mirror has the power of the Sun. Behind the counter, an automated waterfall is activated when the tap is used.

(Felipe Araújo)

31 - MASTER SUITE ROOM - SIMONE PEDRESCHI 1

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Master Suite Living Room - Simone Pedreschi. Gray provides a calming feel, as well as creating a shadowy and deep effect. The versatility of concrete is evident in the flooring, which is made up of large porcelain tiles molded onto metal forms, offering a contemporary finish. The artistic installation by Ana Isméria Velludo and Maysa Pettes creates an unexpected window, with a superimposition of photo art on panoramic views taken in Alaska.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Lavabo do Ser - Trentino Estúdio. Interior designer Luis Trentino breaks paradigms and adopts rosé in a gender-neutral environment. The portraits draw attention to the beauty of bodies and appear in a glass structure. It is covered with a smart transparent film, which becomes opaque when the light is turned on and allows the use of the toilets in privacy. Two-level sinks complement the look, on the wall covered in ferns.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Lounge Garden Exit - Marcelo Faria. The 200 m² garden houses several species, such as pink ipê and baobab. In addition to preserving the original trees, the landscaper added tropical textures with shorter species, such as xanadu, Adam's rib and phormium. The zeon lawn does not require constant maintenance and is ideal for dry climates.

(Felipe Araújo)

26 - CHEF'S KITCHEN - ADRIANA CANIN, DANIELA ALVES TROVO, MARCIA OKAMURA

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Chef's Kitchen - Adriana Canin, Daniela Alves Trovo and Márcia Okamura. A chef who brings his family together for culinary adventures is the star of this 20 m² space. Comfort and practicality go hand in hand, as in the herb garden within easy reach and the maintenance-free floor. Wooden walls, gray-toned furniture and mirrored surfaces guarantee timelessness.

(Felipe Araújo)

The first CASACOR Ribeirão Preto could not start in a better way. The 38 environments that make up the exhibition occupy a charming house in Alto da Boa Vista, which has an irresistible interior feel. Visitors can now take a closer look at inspiration for spaces of varying sizes, starting at 6 square meters. For many, it's like feeling at home! The themeA Casa Viva is explored in a welcoming way by professionals. They value tranquility and what was good in the past, but in new ways. Coexistence between people, the pleasure of cooking, watching TV with the family and contemplating the garden are simple habits that incorporate the comfort of modern life, with technology, practicality and intelligent solutions to optimize spaces. And, even in its debut , the event stands out in trends. Warm tones reveal inspiration from the red earth typical of the region and meet complementary emerald green and blue to create happier spaces. The authentic beauty of materials gains strength in environments that invite immersion in nature, with rustic stones, polished marble, fibers rich in textures and lots of wood. Photographs, works of art, references to indigenous crafts and reminiscences of personal collections create exuberant environments in this edition that already occupies a special place in our emotional memory. CASACOR SERVICE Ribeirão Preto 2018 WHEN?

WHERE? Rua Garibaldi, 2,760, in the Alto da Boa Vista neighborhood; AS? Entire entry: R$40 Half-price: R$20 Purchase your ticket online by clicking here! [April-see-also]W3siaWQiOjY2MzkwLCJ0aXRsZSI6IkNBU0FDT1IgUmliZWlyJiN4RTM7byBQcmV0byAyMDE4OiBhZHF1aXJhIGomI3hFMTsgc2V1IGluZ3Jlc3NvIG9ubGluZSEifSx7ImlkIjo2MDEyOCwid H IGEgZGF0YSBkYXMgbW9zdHJhcyBwZWxhcyBBbSYjeEU5O3JpY2FzIn1d[/abril-see-also]

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