CASACOR SP 2018: rosemary emerges as the new decor plant!
Rosemary seen and used far beyond: projects feature the herb in various parts of the home! Get inspired by the ideas below!
By Redação
Submitted at Jul 17, 2018, 8:58 AM
03 min de leitura
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Casa Menir - Très Arquitetura. Fernanda Morais, Fernanda Tegacini and Nathalia Mouco sought out the first known expressions of living in antiquity. On the counter, a small vegetable garden houses various herbs in a casual manner.
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Villa Olivo Garden - Daniel Nunes. The herb was inserted among the other foliage.
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Casa Raízes - Triplex Arquitetura. In this tribute to women, a place to reflect, reconnect with nature and renew strength. Here the herb plays a supporting role in the flower bed that it shares with the flamboyant, the main protagonist.
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Kitchen Matriz - Triart Arquitetura. The rustic and worn aesthetic of the original building was reinterpreted, producing a creative and inviting atmosphere. On the balcony, a vase houses the beautiful herb that will be used in the meals prepared in the space.
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Boutique Residence 218 - Flávia Gerab and Silvana Mattar. The millennial generation's way of living is represented in an agile layout that highlights good design and integration. In the kitchen, rosemary completes the decor.
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Casa Cosentino - Debora Aguiar. A vase holds rosemary on the table.
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Sensations - Flavio Abílio Rodrigues. The landscaper highlighted aromatic plants, such as wild rosemary and lavender. Some species, such as elephant's foot, were raised with the help of iron boxes. On the floor, pebbles bring a sensory appeal, as does the designer furniture made of fibers and wood.
(Renato Navarro)
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Jardim das Casas - Roberto Riscala. Several common areas are located in the 275 m² garden. To innovate, he uses non-conventional edible plants (Pancs, which are popular in contemporary gastronomy) in pots, alongside green walls, succulents and fruit trees in wooden tubs. In the background, cobogós designed by Zanini de Zanine.
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Casa Terra - Paola Ribeiro. The mixed stone and wood countertop houses a small vegetable garden with herbs for cooking.
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Coliving - Clariça Lima. The corten steel benches bring a welcome contrast of color, amidst the vegetation that embraces and invites you to take a break. The rosemary was placed in a vase on one of the coffee tables.
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Delicate and fragrant, rosemary originates from the Mediterranean and was brought to Brazil by the Portuguese. For the Greeks, the branch of this herb was used to make wreaths; in alternative medicine, tea made from the plant has digestive and even antidepressant properties; in gastronomy, it is an excellent seasoning for white and red meats.With the themeA Casa Viva , CASACOR São Paulo 2018 aims to strengthen the bonds between man and nature, making it possible to live in a simple and practical way without impacting the environment. Not far from this, rosemary becomes an element that deserves to be highlighted: the herb combines its countless benefits with the practicality of its use, its beauty and its perfume in various projects.CASACOR SERVICE SAO PAULO 2018WHEN? From May 22nd to July 29thTuesday to Saturday, from 12pm to 9pmSunday, from 12pm to 8pmWHERE?
AS?From Tuesday to Thursday: Full price ticket: R$60 Half price: R$ 30 From Friday to Sunday and holidays: Full price ticket: R$ 76 Half price: R$ 38 Single Passport : R$ 180 Valet: R$ 35
