CASACOR SC 2018: 25 environments to reconnect soul and nature

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The Garden Loft - Rose Campos Martorano, Allan Chierighini and Fábio Silva. With a cosmopolitan look and a gourmet kitchen open to the lounge, the space is a perfect place to host friends in a cozy atmosphere. Without any partitions, the outdoor spaces interact, such as the hot tub area, the deck and the various nooks and crannies created with the landscaping. Also note the green roof.

(Lio Simas)

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Home Fragrances - Laura Gransotto and Larissa Gransotto. Composed of three containers, the set is U-shaped, forming an internal courtyard. Some buildings were extended with wooden slats, defining porticos. The duo also emphasized transparency - internal and external environments and the brand's products visually merge.

(Lio Simas)

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Casa Areia - Linda Martins, Cris Araújo and Rodrigo Pires. The cafe pays homage to Florianópolis, its beaches and the Joaquina Dunes. From this inspiration came the sand tones that add freshness, while the thatched roof reinforces the coastal feel. Details in cinnamon tones remind us of the island's sunset. The blue screens revere the lagoons and the sea.

(Lio Simas)

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Little Jungle - Pedro Tessarollo and Jairo Lopes. To connect residents to nature, the duo evokes the positive energy of plants. They transform the multispace into a living and dynamic one, added to the influence of objects with natural textures of fibers, wood and clay. The design chair is Comback, by Patricia Urquiola.

(Lio Simas)

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Jardim Estar - Ana Trevisan. The space connects the external buildings to the main house. The challenge of working with the unevenness of the site was met with a wide staircase, responsible for circulation. Plants of different sizes explore the topography, in the project inspired by gardens of permanence and experimentation.

(Lio Simas)

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Intelbras Space: Live the Moment! - Rico Mendonça. The ticket office features technological solutions, in line with the Internet of Things. The ambiance reaffirms this modernity with straight, clean lines, neutral textures on the surfaces and the dominance of black on the bold stone wall. Brushstrokes of turquoise finish it off.

(Lio Simas)

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The Laundry Room! - Gabriela Bosco Dutra and Vanessa Buonomo. The laundry room is functional and sustainable, with room for fond memories. The floor divides the spaces - here, the counter serves both for ironing clothes and for handicrafts, which is a gift inherited from grandparents. The wood warms up and continues on high shelves. Objects in natural fibers finish off the space.

(Lio Simas)

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Reading Room - Marisa Lebarbenchon. The greenery that is so present outside the house invades the ambiance, contrasting with the pink fabric that covers the walls. The original floor of the house was kept and is reminiscent of the 1970s. The comfortable armchair is the focus of the directional lamps, and the space becomes even more welcoming with the selection of paintings, objects and plants.

(Lio Simas)

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Green Times, Changing Winds... - Mariana Pesca, Elise Lacerda and Ivana Bernart. The excerpt from Leila Pinheiro's song makes us reflect on the hustle and bustle of modern life. Therefore, the project combines the tranquility of the outdoor area with the functionality of the indoor space. The furniture can be used inside and outside the house. The arched lamps, designed by the office, project beams of light in a theatrical manner.

(Fernando Willadino)

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Savana Guest Suite - Adriana Tiezzi. To welcome guests with comfort, autonomy and sustainability, the 22 m2 space was designed as a studio independent of the house. It features a warm color palette, with varieties of raw and orange tones, as well as natural textures such as stone walls and sisal rugs.

(Lio Simas)

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Cooking with Affection - Rosane Girardi and Alcides Theiss. The concept reactivates bonds with food and also considers the practicality of contemporary life. For this reason, it adopts intelligent carpentry, illuminated niches and everything within reach. The inspiration is the trajectory of Carolina Young, creator of the Bento Alimento program, who makes food one of her healing and life projects.

(Lio Simas)

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Casa Ônix By Karsten - Gabriel Bordin. Landscapes complete us as individuals, in a fusion that inspires the creation of this refuge. The wood creates walls permeable to vegetation, reminiscent of a cabin, which intensifies the freshness of the environment.

(Lio Simas)

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The Living Room - Anna Maya. Conceptual, the china cabinet has an exclusive ball-shaped design, replicated on the wooden ceiling. From it, transparent sphere lamps and foliage hang, pointing to the modern base table. The white wall in natural marble highlights all these elements. The original floor remains, in peroba and canela wood.

(Lio Simas)

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Mayu Urban Space - Georgia Botelho, Rose Andrade, Taís Magro and Darvil Bianchet. Mayu is cocoon in Japanese and was the concept applied to the office, which offers a new look at work relationships. The simple, fast and low-cost construction system was combined with the concept of biophilic design. Therefore, the architecture values the interaction with the vertical gardens and green roof. The furniture was made from nautical rope.

(Lio Simas)

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Butterfly Suite - Diogo Lemos and Rita Lemos. The exclusive garden steals the show, but it is not the only prominent element in the suite, which straddles the line between old and new. The golden yellow velvet catches the eye, as do the gold leaves in the details and the marble that ennobles the floor.

(Lio Simas)

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Float Suite - Juliana Loffi. With a light atmosphere, the guest suite highlights the rose gold in the fixed furniture and the dry pink in the bed - drawing the eye to the super comfortable mattress. The wooden floor, the classic moldings on the ceiling and the curtain that does not hide the arched window highlight the references to other eras.

(Lio Simas)

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Country Room - Mirella Lenoir Improta and Camila Guerreiro Ramos. Less technology and more connections between people. With this proposal, the space invites you to disconnect and creates a meeting point. The sofa receives direct natural light and subtly delimits the spaces. The wood in the furniture, as well as the vibrant colors, intensify the feeling of comfort.

(Lio Simas)

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The Ateliê da Alma - Laura Giassi Morastoni and Bianca Steinmetz de Souza. The geometric design of the main space is repeated in the bathroom. On the wall, the mirrored cutout is highlighted by the lighting and draws the eye. The concrete-looking wall and the matte black fixtures contrast with the green that takes up its space.

(Lio Simas)

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Casa Grigio - Cris Passing and Giovane Marangoni. On the free terrain, architecture and interior are born together, integrating internal and external. The sustainable Wood Frame construction system allowed for record execution times. Natural light falls on the spaces, which bring a clean concept with integrated environments and inspiration from Italian design. And, from the elegant shades of gray, the name Casa Grigio emerged.

(Lio Simas)

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Fragrance Garden - Laura Gransotto and Larissa Gransotto. The natural surroundings are the main attraction, especially the leafy trees that have been used to create the wooden walkway. It creates a pleasant and synesthetic path to the Home Fragrances Store. The project incorporates references to fire, earth, water and air, in four seasons connected to each element, with specific colors and aromas.

(Lio Simas)

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Essential Suite - Juliana Pippi. Essentials are the key word in the design of this 31 m2 space, with a very comfortable bed to rest in at the end of a tiring day. The furniture is uncomplicated, and the materials are limited to wood, straw and leather. All in light colors, as is the mint-washed wall.

(Lio Simas)

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DECA Essential Bathroom - Juliana Pippi. The composition refers to minerals, to the raw, unpolished state. For this reason, the highlight is the design of the furniture and sink in stone with metal legs, signed by the architect in collaboration with partner companies. Other basic materials that make up the project are marble, stainless steel, natural oak wood and freijó. Take a look at the DECA sanitary ware, launched in Navy Blue.

(Lio Simas)

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Kidron Room - Marcelo Salum. The space was created for a therapist who receives patients for conversations about the issues of the soul. Inspired by nomadic architecture, the 60 m2 room expresses the movement of search and transformation in its materials, loose layout and collection of design and artwork. The palette includes nuances of beige and the tones of dusk.

(Mariana Boro)

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Viva Jardim - Cláudio Saladini and Letícia Vieira (Le Nôtre Group). The garden goes beyond beautifying spaces - it provides comfort, brings quality of life and helps preserve the surrounding ecosystem. This is the essence of this space, with a variety of tropical vegetation and an ornamental lake full of fish and aquatic plants.

(Lio Simas)

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Home Atmosphere - Estela Cislaghi. Home theater, wine cellar and gourmet space are concentrated in this space that takes on more than one function and reflects the desire to be together. The looser way of life is present in practical and multifunctional furniture, with simplified lines, practical materials and colors that harmonize the whole.

(Lio Simas)

Disconnect to reconnect. It seems like a contradiction, but CASACOR Santa Catarina/Florianópolis 2018 shows the value of aligning body and soul to restore balance, in the 25 environments inspired by theA Casa Viva concept. Therefore, the setting for this edition could not be better: a house on the Caminho dos Açores road, in the irresistible Santo Antônio neighborhood of Lisbon. The place is part of the capital of Santa Catarina, but at the same time it configures its own universe full of tranquility, colors and affectionate memories. Not all trends are what you see. It would be another contradiction, but it also makes perfect sense when you think about the experiences this edition offers. More integrated and multifunctional spaces bring people together. They also intentionally erase the boundaries between interior and exterior, in a permanent dialogue between ambiance, design and landscaping. Nature guides the choice of materials, such as stones with their mineral textures, wood, ropes. And it also inspires the color palettes that refer to the sea and the beach – omnipresent on the Island –, in addition to the green and earthy colors, the sweetness of rosé and the freshness of mint and turquoise. There is space for preserved elements of architecture and for the new, among other opposites that complement each other. CASACOR SERVICE SANTA CATARINA FLORIANOPOLIS 2018 WHEN? From October 14th to November 25th, 2018 Tuesday to Friday, from 3pm to 9pm

Sundays from 1pm to 7pm WHERE? Casarão do Caminho dos Açores – Caminho dos Açores, 1410 – Bairro Santo Antônio de Lisboa AS? Entire entry: R$40 Half price: R$20 Passport: R$100 Click here and buy your ticket online! [April-see-also]W3siaWQiOjY4MzI3LCJ0aXRsZSI6IkNvbmZpcmEgb3MgYW1iaWVudGVzIHF1ZSBmYXImI3hFMztvIHBhcnRlIGRhIENBU0FDT1IgU0MvRmxvcmlhbiYjeEYzO3BvbGlzIDIwMTg ifSx7 ImlkIjo2NjkyMCwidGl0bGUiOiJDQVNBQ09SIFNDL0Zsb3JpYW4mI3hGMztwb2xpcyBkaXZ1bGdh IGVsZW5jbyBwYXJhIG1vc3RyYSBkZSAyMDE4ISJ9LHsiaWQiOjYzNzE2LCJ0aXRsZSI6Il JldW5pJ iN4RTM7byBPcGVyYWNpb25hbCBtYXJjYSBvIGluJiN4RUQ7Y2lvIGRhIENBU0FDT1IgU0MgMjAxOCBlbSBGbG9yaWFuJiN4RjM7cG9saXMifV0=[/abril-see-also]

Casa Ônix By Karsten - Gabriel Bordin. Landscapes complete us as individuals, in a fusion that inspires the creation of this refuge. The wood creates walls permeable to vegetation, reminiscent of a cabin, which intensifies the freshness of the environment.

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