What would the BBB 23 house be like if it were signed by the CASACOR cast?

Brazil's most famous reality show reaches its 23rd edition this week: Big Brother Brasil . Every year, the house's decoration is a surprise that usually causes buzz on the internet. The colorful and playful theme marks the 2023 edition. With this in mind, we had the idea of playing around and thinking about what the environments of the most watched house in Brazil would be like if it were designed by the CASACOR cast. We selected environments from shows across Brazil throughout 2022 that best fit the proposal, and below you can check out the results!

Main lounge

The main room where the brothers meet with the presenter Tadeu Schmidt marks the moments of greatest interaction and also the most tense – since it is there where the eliminations take place. The CASACOR cast lounge would, without a doubt, have the intention of generating well-being and welcome , but without giving up the touch of sophistication and the casual atmosphere . The project by architect Sig Bergamin has all the qualities to receive this important role in the BBB house , as it brings sophistication and beautiful colors to awaken the courage and creativity of the participants.

Kitchens

For those who don't follow the reality show , there are two kitchens inside the house: the VIP and the Xepa . In the VIP, the participants get the best food to cook; while on the other side the food is rationed and with less variation. For this reason, being in the VIP area is synonymous with happiness and income - and the decoration can (and should) match this atmosphere. With this in mind, the kitchen at Dois A Arquitetura fits in very well: the space is large enough for participants to have practicality in preparing food and still sit together at the main table. As for the " Xepa " kitchen, a minimalist look works well, even for the participants to be inspired to eat lighter and without excesses. The project signed by Juarez Cruz brings the perfect kitchen for this situation.

Participants' room

After intense competitions and exhausting activities, players need a comfortable room to concentrate, recharge their batteries and prepare their strategies before a good night's sleep. And for this, there's nothing better than a décor that inspires and, at the same time, calms . The clean décor of Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins ' bedroom fits in perfectly to ensure a good night's sleep and recharge the brothers' energy for another day.

Leader's room

The leader's room is the most coveted room among players: as it is the only private room in the house (and also the most luxurious), it is only reached after a not-so-easy victory in the leader's test. If it were designed by the CASACOR cast, the leader's bedroom would certainly have three elements: a spacious bed, a luxurious bathroom and, of course, designer pieces . The space that combines all of this is that of Carol Zamboni, who proposes a cozy, welcoming bedroom with a bathtub to have your own spa.

Bathroom

The bathroom of BBB 23 drew attention for having a striking covering made with natural stones. If it had been designed by CASACOR, the space would also have stones – since this covering is more popular than ever – like the one designed by Marilia Zimmermann, Daniel Kroth and Renata Marques , which stands out for its striking look.

Pool area

One of the most popular places in the house, the outdoor area is the setting for parties and hot days by the pool. At CASACOR , outdoor spaces are also an opportunity to explore bold landscaping projects , where the natural landscape encourages a healthier lifestyle closer to nature . And more than just a large pool, the project designed by Patrícia Abreu has a large space around the pool, perfect for parties and moments of relaxation among participants.

White room

The controversial white room does not appear in every edition of BBB; in fact, it has only been part of the house's architecture three times – and the last time was in 2020. The space that, in the program, serves as a "punishment" for the participants, here takes on another connotation: a relaxing and minimalist environment that invites rest . Designed by Lineastudio Arquiteturas , the space is no longer a place of "punishment" and becomes a perfect environment for rest. The only problem is that everyone will want to be confined in this space, don't you agree?