CASACOR SC 2017: 28 environments that make history in Florianópolis
Renovated century-old mansion inspires 46 professionals in projects that combine the best of classic and contemporary
By Alex Alcantara
Submitted at Sep 10, 2017, 5:00 AM
03 min de leitura
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Pink and Charcoal Room - Juliana Pippi. The floor is American oak with an exclusive finish. The ceiling is covered in wood to hide the lighting. Against this welcoming backdrop, there are antique finds, contemporary furniture, tapestries and works by Brazilian artists. After all, this is a project that portrays the strength and sensitivity of today's women.
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Gastrocine - Cris Passing. More than a movie theater, the 164 m² space was designed as a lounge with a bar and TV room. The entire living area is focused on the screen, centered on the high ceiling, in the space that also houses the 5 m long sofa. The other upholstery is in blue velvet, contrasting with the carpentry and panels in a tone between fendi and gold.
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Digital Influencer's Office - Mariana Pesca and Elise Lacerda. The new profession gains privileged space, whose main distinguishing feature is the flooring. The layout alternates four types of marble with natural wood, in an asymmetrical design. The same concept is applied to the sofa, customized in three tones. Note the illuminated translucent onyx work desk and the metallic gold shelf, which functions as a clothes rack and accessory holder.
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One-Note Loft - Marco Antonio Medeiros and Cláudia Couto. In this 100 m² space, a box centralizes the bathroom, closet and closet services. The sober colors reveal inspiration from American lofts, showing that today's man also appreciates the innovative combination of marble, velvet, lacquer and brass.
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Living Restô - Carol Porto and Isadora Maestri. To escape the traditional layouts of cafes and restaurants, the duo defined several integrated lounges. They become more interesting with the mix of furniture in various styles. But the main focus is on the copper color, in most of the luminaires. And the wallpaper resembles a bookshelf, reminiscent of a large library.
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Renault Garage - Rico Mendonça. Some of the container walls have been covered with ceramic panels that imitate the glass of old warehouses. The furniture includes benches made from reused PVC pipes and fire hoses. The Renault launch can be seen from all angles, enhanced by the stage lighting.
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Noble Dining Room - Rose Campos. The classics are present, such as delicate boiseries on the walls, velvet sofa and marble floors, whose tones command the palette of beige and gold. On the other hand, the contemporary gray in the curtains and the stripped-down layout balance the result.
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Back to Black - Marcelo Wolschick and Alexandre Müller. In this living room, bar and dining room, black is synonymous with boldness and represents the sum of everything. Loaded with meanings, from elegance to casualness, the color gives the deserved prominence to the large dining table and sideboard. The use of black also allows for the exploration of lighting resources and shades of gray in different forms.
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09/28 -
Entrance Lobby - Christina Lago and Gabriel Hering. Inspired by grand hotels, it preserves the architecture and flooring of the centuries-old house. At the same time, it brings a contemporary look to the carpentry and furniture, as well as tones that transition well between eras, such as marsala. Italian marble, which is a trend, is featured in the illuminated niche.
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10/28 -
A Room for Everyone - Rosane Girardi and Alcides Theiss. In the old living room, the natural wood ceiling and floor were preserved. To contrast, the environment was designed in a palette of grays and off-whites. The swing and modular sofa with straight lines, which can be deconstructed, suggest different ways of experiencing the space.
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Wine Club - Luiz Gustavo Maestri and Christiane Ninck. An alternative to rustic environments, which are usually associated with tasting the drink. This is the duo's proposal, which goes in the direction of straight lines, geometry and refined volume, which emphasize the building's original arched structure. Indirect lighting adds coziness and, like images and sounds, is automated.
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Gourmet Living - Gabriel Bordin. The space enhances conviviality and integration in 52 m². While some walls were stripped to reveal the bricks, the kitchen gained an oxidized finish and countertops with black microtexture. It serves as a dining table or support for informal reception. Wooden shutters add rhythm, interspersed with works of art. In the foreground, the curved sofa attracts all eyes.
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#Chevron toilet - Carol Porto and Isadora Maestri. The composition of porcelain tiles mixes textures of marble, cement and wood, in matte and glossy finishes. The pieces were cut one by one, with assembly carried out on site. The matte gold taps accentuate the luxury of the marbled sinks, by Deca. In the mirrors, the reflection of the boiseries that give a classic touch to the project.
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Ubuntu Space - Fábio Pereira Vitorino, Leandro Ribeiro Sumar and Tauan Zanetta. With a functional circulation area and toilet, the project celebrates the diversity of ethnicities, beliefs, genetic alterations and sexual orientations. In addition to not distinguishing between genders, the professionals have invested in natural elements. Vertical gardens are present, as are trees fixed to the ceiling. The wood was already part of the construction and was replaced with natural rust-colored basalt stones.
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Two Worlds Kitchen - Natália Moneró Prates, Aline Pires and Thiele Londero. The strength of the love story between Anita and Giuseppe Garibaldi is expressed in the contrast between two worlds. On the one hand, the raw appearance of the cement, wood, exposed bricks and iron rebar; on the other, the sensitivity revealed in the peeling walls, the lightness of the glass and the freshness of the vegetables and seasonings.
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Baby's Room - Diogo Lemos and Rita Lemos. Neutral colors and touches of gold set the tone and there is no doubt about the sophistication, with the use of lacquered furniture and marbled flooring. The geometric layout is reminiscent of a trellis. The exclusive layette also features precious details, hand-embroidered.
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Lavatories - André Sartor. The minimalist concept of urban Japaneseism comes into play in the project, where practicality is the key word. In the feminine area, the ceiling is green and the wood warms, in a naturally elegant combination.
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Office InKor - Karoline Bernardo and Sidnei Machado. The corporate space emphasizes the colors of the paint brand, which were the duo's starting point. They provide contrast with the ergonomic furniture and the marble-look porcelain floor. The bioclimatic architecture, which emphasizes natural ventilation, is another important feature.
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Functional Lavatory in the Gourmet Area - Maíra Queiroz and Vanessa Faller. Measuring just 5 m², the project focuses on floating elements. The soft light creates the impression of walls free from the slatted ceiling. The sink is also freestanding, highlighted by the metal box that frames the mirror. The dialogue between materials is also noteworthy, with the porcelain floor contrasting with the wood.
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Mels Brushes Fragrance Store - Thais Giusti and Bel Mercadante. For a sensorial and visual experience, an organic shelf was designed to display the fragrances for the store's environments. The carpentry is luxurious, in latte-colored MDF with a matte finish, as well as darker-toned wood-like MDF, combined with delicate pink velvet in the upholstery.
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VEKA Square - Cláudio Saladini Vieira and Letícia Vieira. VEKA PVC profiles are the raw material for the portal, which makes the square a meeting point integrated with the CASACOR Santa Catarina restaurant and café. The autoclaved and reforested wood deck allows the project to be implemented in both public and private locations.
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Greenery Kitchen - Diego Viali and Mirian Rodrigues. The color of the year is celebrated in the 32 m² space, without falling into the obvious. It refers to sustainability, represented in the vertical garden, and adds a touch of freshness to the woodwork, with cabinets that include a damping system. Corian countertops reaffirm practicality.
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“Living to Pray... and Love!” - Anna Maya & Anderson Schussler. The theme of cathedrals is given an urban and deconstructed interpretation, with an emphasis on the exposed bricks of the century-old building and the rounded shapes - the fireplace is shaped like balls, covered in galvanized sheet metal. Other shelves were warmed with linen and wood wallpaper. Automated lighting highlights the textures and sculptural elements, such as the matte lacquer bookcase.
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Living and Dining Room “A sounding sea, a bottomless sea, an endless sea...” - Marcelo Salum. The 90m² space was created for a family that has a strong connection with the sea. Hence the relaxed atmosphere and the vocation for socializing, represented by the rounded sofa and the table for 12 people. Marcelo Salum and Frederico Cruz designed the furniture. The walls are generously sized and feature several works of art - their layers of old paint have been revealed and contrast with 3D coverings. The ceiling and floor have also been restored.
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Beach Suite - Priscila Koch. In true “Manezinho da Ilha” style, the space brings nature into everyday life. The concept is open, inspired by lofts, integrating a closet and bathroom, with champagne-colored metals by Deca. The walls and ceiling have a concrete texture, while the wooden floor has been preserved. There is also room for tiles with delicate lace designs. The linen reinforces the beachy atmosphere, as does the rope furniture - with a highlight being the irresistible swing.
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Boy's Room - Carina Beduschi. The enchantment of dinosaurs and the sophistication of neutral tones come together. The tent is an invitation to the imagination and, in addition to playing, there is space for studying and resting. Another highlight is the handmade layette.
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Lounge Hotéis Plaza - Priscila Domingues Peres. It is impossible not to be charmed at first sight by the hydraulic tiles listed as a Historical Heritage site. Other materials are neutral, but with several differences - one example is the Belgian wallpaper applied to the ceiling. The material combines resistance, repels moisture and does not warp, among other properties.
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Sauvage Suite - Pedro Tessarollo and Jairo Lopes. The growth of cities demands welcoming environments that break the feeling of isolation. With this premise, the professionals used old materials transformed by new technologies and current materials enhanced with ancestral techniques. Thus, wood, cement, leather and other elements gain a new look.
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The center of the capital of Santa Catarina continues to be the home of CASACOR Santa Catarina , on display from September 10 to October 22. The old building in Praça Getúlio Vargas is the headquarters of IDES (Irmandade do Divino Espírito Santo), founded in 1773. Renovated, it carries the show's commitment to historical heritage, as well as sustainability seals and an important partnership: at the end of the show, it will be donated to IDES and will be able to host events that generate income for the entity.From 15 m² to 177 m² , the varied size of the projects reveals how much closer design is to people. One of the highlights of this edition is the professionals' reverence for the original structure, preserving the floors, ceilings and walls whenever possible. The style of the construction is enhanced by trends, especially marble and bronze and gold details - which create a feast for the eyes. Classic elements interact with contemporary furniture - and among the favorites are the huge sofas. In different ways, the 28 spaces lead to the desire to bring people together and reconnect with nature - after all, we are in the beautiful Florianópolis !CASACOR SERVICE SANTA CATARINA – FLORIANÓPOLISWHEN? From September 10th to October 22nd.
Former São Vicente Orphanage of IDES – Getúlio Vargas Square, in the center of Florianópolis.AS? Half-price: R$20 Entrance: R$ 40 Passport: R$ 100 Buy your ticket onlineclicking here!
