You can see everything at CASACOR São Paulo . But in addition to the technological innovations, decoration trends and major design launches that the exhibition presents, visitors can also have fun looking at some unexpected objects that are part of the spaces. Head coming out of the wall? Umbrella chandelier? Cross-legged chair? Carousel horse? Next, check out 8 playful objects that engage the environments of CASACOR São Paulo 2024 ! (Maria Fernanda Barros/CASACOR)
Only in the Transcendendo Épocas environment, by Brunete Fraccaroli , there are 3 objects that are definitely capable of surprising visitors. Right at the entrance, a sculpture similar to a horse on a carousel, designed by Sui Objetos especially for the interior design of CASACOR, entertains those who pass by the exhibition. How charisma is What's not lacking in this project, two other objects in the shape of animals extend the playfulness of the environment: a little dog on top of the kitchen counter, made of ceramic and hand-painted by Evelyn Tannus , and the sheep by designer Celso Antonini — which can be used as a seat, making the room even more fun ! The “ cross-legged chair ” in the dining room designed by Rosa May Sampaio is yet another piece of furniture that brings playfulness to CASACOR São Paulo’s journey. And the story of this invention by artist Luiz Philippe Carneiro de Mendonça is as unusual as the furniture’s appearance. In the 1990s, when he was preparing yet another of his works, Luiz Philippe accidentally crossed the legs of a chair he found on the street and, from there, created his cross-legged chair, made of jacaranda wood.
(Maria Fernanda Barros/CASACOR)
Contemporary art is still present in the Young Executive Loft , presented by the Moreira do Valle office. In this space, the Marie Coquine Chandelier is capable of surprising any visitor: it has 12 lamps covered by an ivory umbrella and a chestnut wood handle.
The chandelier was already part of the Salone Internationale del Mobile in Milan and was made from a combination of design icons: Baccarat crystals and French designer Philippe Starck came together to create the most authentic piece in Moreira do Valle's ambiance.
(Maria Fernanda Barros/CASACOR)
The head emerging from the kitchen wall of the loft designed by Léo Shehtman also captivates the eye with its unique visual effect. Creating playful art is, in fact, a characteristic of Marcelo Cipis , the author of this work, named "Cabeça (Tetê-à-tetê)". The artist from Galeria Gomide&Co designed a face common to humans on the sculpture, with a mouth, eyes, nose and ears, but with a touch of fun because the head appears to be emerging from a wall. (Maria Fernanda Barros/CASACOR)
And don't forget to notice this observant vase in the Home Office designed by Rodolfo Consoli . The Alla Finestra Vase , by designer Piero Fornasetti , is an avant-garde piece inspired by a photograph of soprano Lina Cavalieri, an opera singer and muse of the time. In addition to the vase, Lina's drawings are used on other objects created by Piero, such as scarves, ashtrays, plates and trays, and give a surrealist character to any room they are part of.
SERVICE – CASACOR São Paulo 2024
Where: National Complex, on Paulista Avenue, 2073 – São Paulo (SP)
When: May 21 to July 28, 2024
Box office hours: Tuesday to Saturday, from 12pm to 10pm Sundays and holidays, from 11am to 9pm
Digital box office: https://appcasacor.com.br/en/events/sao-paulo-2024 Ticket prices: R$ 111 – Full R$ 56 – Half-price Purchase of half-price tickets: senior citizens aged 60 and over, students presenting a valid photo ID or payment receipt. Disabled individuals and their companions (according to law 12.933/13). Proof of half-price tickets will be required at the door.
