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CASACOR Windows, Ceará edition reinterprets craftsmanship in projects

Ceará edition stood out for incorporating traditional artisanal elements even in contemporary spaces

By Ana Carolina Harada

Submitted at Nov 2, 2020, 11:31 AM

03 min de leitura
CASACOR Windows, Ceará edition reinterprets craftsmanship in projects

(Esdras Guimarães/CASACOR)

Craftsmanship is one of the most beautiful and precious cultural heritages. The professionals at Janelas CASACOR, Ceará edition , have incorporated all of this heritage into their spaces, including pieces such as ceramics, vases and decorative objects even in contemporary projects.

Plots of time


Ezra Guimarães_0495 Ney Filho
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Architect Ney Lima's contact with crafts began at a very early age, thanks to his mother, an artisan. Her colorful work inspired the creation of Varanda do desassossego , a space that reflects the passage of time and the way we see others. Several pieces translate this vibrant and memorialistic Ceará, with emphasis on the macramé on the walls, in tones that refer to the Sun.

Feet in the sea


Esdras Guimarães_0152 Karmilse and Nicole Marinho
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Esdras Guimarães_0153 Karmilse and Nicole Marinho
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Esdras Guimarães_0135 Karmilse and Nicole Marinho
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The location where the containers were installed, Mucuripe beach in Fortaleza, definitely suggests a proximity to the reality of those who live near the sea. The world of fishing was explored extensively by the professionals, who brought typical elements into the decoration. Although technological and sporty, the Sebrae Riquezas do Mar space, by Karmilse and Nicole Marinho, references and pays homage to local fishermen through the hanging straw hat, fishing nets and samburá baskets, objects often used to store fish.

Ceramics and terracotta: closeness to the roots


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On the shelf in the room you can find several handmade kitchen utensils, such as glasses, plates and bowls, as well as small vases. The highlight, however, is the table, a creation by the professional himself, who created the legs from stacked bowls.

The illustrations of a culture


Esdras Guimarães_0231 Marçal Barros
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Terracotta and wood sculptures are very characteristic of Northeastern crafts. They usually depict everyday scenes or serve to represent religious figures. Because they are so typical, their presence always adds a touch of affection and regionalism to the projects. In Quarteiner Mucuripe , Marçal Barros includes sculpted pieces in the niches of the bookshelf, table and even marking the division between two environments.

CASACOR Windows Service Ceará edition


Where? Mucuripe Beach, Fortaleza, Ceara Visit all the rooms with the 3D Tour on the website janelacasacor.com.br When? from October 2nd to November 2nd As? Free