The rigidity of straight lines and angles, which were a design trend and reflected contemporary aesthetics over the last few decades, has recently given way to
fluid shapes . This is because
curves help create an elegant, light and, consequently, more relaxing look — a fundamental characteristic in
times when the home has become a refuge . The success of this trend can be seen in the
CASACOR 2024 projects. Architects and interior designers used their creativity when combining the design of interior architecture, furniture and accessories. Check it out below!
Marcelo Alvarenga and Juliana Figueiró
With
sensuality , reinforced by curved walls and suggestive touches, the project by the
Play Arquitetura e Design office explores several possibilities to instigate romantic relationships at
CASACOR Minas Gerais . From the giant bed to the pieces that inspire fetishes, including the velvet texture and lights, everything evokes a provocative atmosphere.
Ana Weege
Ana Weege - Estúdio Âmago. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2024. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
Cylindrical columns made of cattail straw were the highlight of Estúdio Âmago, designed by
Ana Weege at
CASACOR São Paulo . The
rounded shapes are also present on the walls covered in coconut fiber and in the furniture design. The living room with dining area aims to transcend time and delve into the present, inviting observers to reflect on the legacy we will leave for future generations.
Agnes Picolotto
Designed by
Agnes Picolotto at
CASACOR Santa Catarina | Itapema , the Terroir space is designed to be the gourmet area of a winemaker's house, where simplicity, represented by natural materials, makes the space welcoming and full of personality. On the floor, the organic-lined
rug makes the atmosphere even more cozy.
Janaina Araujo
Soft curves , present in the carpet and furniture, outline the space designed by architect
Janaina Araujo at
CASACOR Minas Gerais . Note how the table visually interacts with the sofa. With a gallery, wine cellar, living room and fireplace, the space highlights Minas Gerais design and art, in addition to displaying rustic and natural finishes as its base. Designed as a haven of serenity, it is also a place for contemplation.
ROOM2 Architecture
SALA2 Arquitetura - Casa Urucum. Urucum, vermelho em tupi-guarani, também designa uma planta nativa da região amazônica utilizada como corante. O termo influenciou a arquiteta Vanessa Martins Miranda e seu sócio, Eduardo Miranda, no desenho desta casa de 71 m², que busca na arquitetura vernacular uma maneira de honrar a herança indígena do Brasil. A abóbada remete a uma oca, a padronagem trançada do forro de madeira evoca técnicas artesanais e o granito avermelhado ressalta a riqueza dos recursos naturais. Já o volume de inox representa uma visão futurista, de inovação e progresso. (Bia Nauiack/CASACOR)
Maria Alice Crippa and Gustavo Assis designed a beach house that stands out for its simplicity at
CASACOR Paraná . The ambiance prioritizes few elements and highlights the coverings and objects made from natural raw materials, such as the set of
rounded pendant lights in the gourmet space.
Ana Luiza Araujo and Bruna Araujo
Ana Luiza Araujo and Bruna Araujo, from the
A+B Arquitetura office, focused on the meeting of
simple forms with the complexity of nature when creating a project that explores the strength of materials at
CASACOR Minas Gerais . The stone-clad wall in a charming cutout meets the light-colored curved sofa, which seems to embrace the space.
Adriana Farias
Adriana Farias - Hutukara. Na cultura ianomâmi, hutukara quer dizer mãe natureza e mãe terra, aquela que alimenta, acolhe e cura. A tradução desse conceito em um ambiente funcional resulta em um banheiro de 37 m² cujo intuito é criar a sensação de estar dentro da floresta. O teto curvo em tons de marrom, verde e azul simboliza a copa das árvores, as paredes no padrão da madeira jatobá remetem aos troncos, e o quartzito da pia reproduz as cores da vitória-régia, espécie que nasce e floresce nas águas do Rio Negro, no Amazonas. Ladrilhos hidráulicos com grafismos indígenas formam um grande painel que expressa pensamentos, experiências e vivências. (Israel Gollino/CASACOR)
When looking at the bathroom designed by interior designer
Adriana Farias at
CASACOR São Paulo, it is impossible not to stare at the curious quartzite sink that reproduces the colors of the Victoria Regia, a species that grows and blooms in the waters of the Rio Negro, in the Amazon. After all, the professional's goal was to create the sensation of being in the forest. The
curved ceiling in shades of brown, green and blue symbolizes the treetops and the walls in the pattern of jatobá wood refer to the trunks. The mirrors in organic shapes complete the space.
Nildo Jose
NJ+ | Nildo José - Casa LG. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2024. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
“We created a home that pays homage to the soul, where it is possible to breathe calm, positivity, delicacy and minimalism,” says architect
Nildo José about his project at
CASACOR São Paulo . In the living room, notice how the
curved sofa defines the layout, bordering the edge of the oval rug. The rounded armchair and fireplace complement the decor, which is based on a palette of neutral and pink tones.
Expedito Bezerra and Lucas Panobianco
Architects
Expedito Bezerra and Lucas Panobianco designed a
living room that synthesizes the past and the future through timeless architecture at
CASACOR Goiás . The window with
sinuous lines frames the constant changes and presents us with the light that pours into the space, inviting us to feel cozy and present. To complement the décor, the glass coffee tables, the armchair and the sofa — all with rounded shapes — create a charming composition that welcomes visitors with warmth.
Mandril Architecture
Mandril Arquitetura - Cozinha Torno. (Israel Gollino/CASACOR)
Partners Bruno Reis and Helena Kallas, from
Mandril Arquitetura , proposed a
kitchen and dining room for family gatherings. That's why the generously
-shaped table is built into the countertop. The organic design also continues on the hood and light fixture, bringing an elegant touch to the décor. Another interesting detail in this project is that the architects also designed the handmade tiles that make up the tabletop, using a 100% natural blue pigment.
