Black and white decoration: the colors that permeate CASACOR spaces

01/04 - CASACOR Santa Catarina Itapema. Loft by Architect - Athos Peruzzolo. The wooden floor and vertical garden create a refuge and break the sobriety of the 100 m² space. The color black is the protagonist, highlighting the volume and design of the fixed furniture and the structure of the space. Several elements explore verticality, such as the staircase with glass steps and, on the opposite side, the wall transformed into a wine cellar. (Lio Simas)

02/04 - CASACOR São Paulo. Fetish Loft - Ricardo Abreu. The 80 m² space is a reference to the old “garçonnières”, or small apartments used for romantic encounters. The space is full of surprises, shapes and textures, all immersed in a mysterious and seductive atmosphere. The dark tones highlight the works of art and design pieces, especially the luminous ones. (Divulgação)

03/04 - CASACOR São Paulo. Fetish Loft - Ricardo Abreu. The 80 m² space is a reference to the old “garçonnières”, or small apartments used for romantic encounters. The space is full of surprises, shapes and textures, all immersed in a mysterious and seductive atmosphere. The dark tones highlight the works of art and design pieces, especially the luminous ones. (Divulgação)

04/04 - CASACOR Paraná. Suíte do Rapaz - Viviane Loyola. The architect is participating in the show for the 12th time and presents solutions for a comfortable living space in 75m². She focuses on a clean layout and coverings such as marble, vinyl flooring and MDF panels. Black cabinets and shelves give a serious yet elegant and youthful feel to the workplace. (Eduardo Macarios)

01/09 - CASACOR São Paulo. Cucina Pietra - Felipe Hess. In his debut at CASACOR, the professional bets on minimalism, combined with technology and precision in the furniture present in the space. With stone cladding, the cabinets blend in with the walls, creating an absolutely sophisticated and timeless space. (Divulgação)

02/09 - CASACOR Pernambuco. Lexus Gourmet Garage - Daniela Pessoa and Fabiola Occenstein. In addition to being a garage, the project seeks to reinvent itself, in a significant expression of art and design. Elements of nature come into harmony with technology, in a composition that relies on black to inspire innovation. In this environment, black reinforces the idea of modernity and technology present. (Denilson Machado)

03/09 - CASACOR Peru. Upcycling - Gabilu Barcellos, Jimena Hermoza and Oscar Solano. Train tracks, car parts, pipes and disused structures are new products that are already telling a story when they are born. The matte finish on the wall and the carpentry in shades of gray and cobalt blue contribute to the coherence of the proposal. (Rodolfo Sotelo)

04/09 - CASACOR Santa Catarina. Danish Kitchen - Linda Martins and Cris Araújo. Design in its purest form is one of the attractions of the Scandinavian style, with a focus on well-being, functionality and handcrafted items. The well-designed furniture has straight lines and recessed handles. The colors and materials are natural, such as white, mint, graphite and washed wood that draws attention to the ceiling. (Lio Simas)

05/09 - CASACOR Bolivia. Kitchen: La Esquina de Los Afectos - Rodrigo Durán and Silvana Valenzuela. Sustainability, technology and affection are the three pillars of Planeta Casa that guided the project. The island that centralizes the preparations is also a place for breaks and meetings. Materials with a natural appeal, such as wood, warm up the space where modernity also has a place - just look at the surfaces in cutting-edge materials and the bold shapes. (Alvaro Mier)

06/09 - CASACOR Peru. Loft de los chicos - Luisa Anticona, Margarita Bracamonte and Marcia Lenz. The urban and colonial contrasts of the Peruvian Amazon are given a light and fresh interpretation, which emphasizes the natural elements of this rich territory. The palette is calm and neutral, composed of graphite, white and beige, with touches of natural green and a beautiful tile on the floor that demarcates the kitchen. In addition to this, the loft designed for the young couple combines a work space with a social and relaxation area, as well as a generous terrace. (Rodolfo Sotelo)

07/09 - CASACOR Pernambuco. Copergás Gourmet - PORTONEVES Arquitetura. Eyes soon turn to the art attributed to the main wall, which brings together different shades of blue revealed by a vertical pergola that stretches across the entire ceiling. In dialogue between art and design, the space was designed to welcome visitors with the sophistication of contemporary furniture. (Denilson Machado)

08/09 - CASACOR Goiás. Casa da Girafa/Cinex – Leo Romano. The space reinforces the idea that art transforms and that aesthetics is a path to happiness. The furniture is designed by Oscar Niemeyer, Oswaldo Tenório and Jorge Zalszupin and contrasts with pieces by the designer. Playful elements such as small insects on the table and a natural touch in the rug balance the sobriety of the space. Photo: Jomar Bragança (Divulgação)

09/09 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul. EG Experience Arauco - Jéssica Santos. The environment was designed to bring the chef closer to his audience at gastronomy events. Hence the intimate and daring atmosphere. On the floor, a porcelain tile with the appearance of worn cement and stone. The walls feature MDF panels with a leather texture, highlighting the wooden table and the Daniella imbuia chairs, by Aristeu Pires. (Cristiano Bauce)

01/08 - CASACOR Santa Catarina. Órbita Bathroom - Ana Paula Borba. The old bathroom at Casa do Lago is the setting for an updated reading of the story of Peter Pan. Preserving the magical atmosphere, the woodwork on the ceiling evokes a pirate ship sailing in the sky, while the vertical garden refers to the forest, the setting for Peter's adventures. The wall covering gives the sensation of leaving orbit. Also note the mirrors, inspired by Tinkerbell's wings. (Lio Simas)

02/08 - CASACOR Santa Catarina/Itapema. Habitat DECA - Jeferson Branco. High-design pieces shine in the most democratic public bathroom in the show. Measuring 32 m², the space is genderless and uses raw materials that evoke nature to recreate a habitat where diversity is welcome. Neon lights highlight the architecture, where ceramics and metals are displayed like works of art. (Lio Simas)

03/08 - CASACOR Goiás. Public Restroom – Matheus Henrique de Jesus Vieira, Helena Naves Amaral Duarte de Abreu and Nathália Alves de Freitas. Measuring 48 m², it offers visitors the sensory experience of a cave, as a refuge from the outside world. The dark coverings imitate rocks, while the floor basins, faucets and ceiling mirror symbolize the formations of rock sediments. The openwork structure highlights the relationship between light and shadow. (Jomar Bragança)

04/08 - CASACOR Paraguay. La Fuerza del Volcán - Alejandra Mikelj and Luca Meza. The environment is full of textures that resemble the composition of volcanoes. The colors are reduced to a gray scale like smoke, in a minimalist and intrepid aesthetic. The main mirror and the garden stand out, which matches the furniture and brings freshness. (Negib Giha)

05/08 - CASACOR São Paulo. Casa Oak | 02 - Moacir Schmitt Jr. and Sálvio Moraes Jr. To present a contemporary and symbolic view of living, the duo took charge of a complete residence that awakens the desire to live in this space. Designed to convey to the public the latent sensation of welcome and well-being, the bathroom of the suite features corrugated metal plates, from reuse. (Denilson Machado)

06/08 - CASACOR Ribeirão Preto. Bathroom for Coming of Age - Juliana Said. Limited space did not prevent the professional from leaving her mark. Unexpectedly, the choice of dark granite becomes balanced when interacting with the backlit wall in white onyx. On the ceiling, the lining was replaced by a tensioned screen to enhance the lighting. (Felipe Araújo)

07/08 - CASACOR Paraná. Bathroom Me, You, Them - André Cabral. The architect mixes different materials and brings the high-low concept to the bathroom inspired by bars and clubs. Wood, iron, clay and leather are some of the materials chosen. The black coating, together with the lighting, creates an almost theatrical setting for the user. (Viviane Sonnenstrahl)

08/08 - CASACOR Brasília. Casulo by Anna Albano and Camila Abrahão - Subsersivo Lavabo. The architects are the winners of the 7th São Geraldo CASACOR Brasília Young Professional Award and took over the 44 m² space. It has only two coverings, tiles and mirrors, and there is no distinction between the floor and ceiling of the space - one seems to reflect the other. (Jomar Bragança)