Straw: the material of the moment in 11 environments at CASACOR SP

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01/11 -

Otto Felix - Casa das Sibipirunas. The 250m² project integrates with nature and exudes harmony, with a look that reflects the search for a simple life. Among the various materials such as plaster, glass and travertine, straw ensures a presence in the authorial design of the headboard and base of the bed.

(Divulgação)

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02/11 -

Fernando Piva - Estúdio Plural. The architect thought of materials that bring the feeling of refuge, so necessary for the contemporary routine. Among them, the straw on the headboard that hugs the bed stands out.

(Divulgação)

03/11 -

Marcelo Diniz - Bar do Relógio. On the walls and ceiling, Venetian pink sets the tone and renews the original space of the Jockey Club of São Paulo. Against this background, some elements create an intentional contrast, such as the straw screen. It demarcates one of the common areas and creates a cozy atmosphere.

(Divulgação)

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04/11 -

Olegário de Sá - Cozy House. The Benjamim bench, made of wood and with a straw seat, is one of the highlights of the space. Designed by Gustavo Bittencourt, the piece was exhibited at the 15th edition of SP-Arte.

(Robert Majola)

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05/11 -

Lisandro Piloni - Foyer Bienvenue. On the left, the Benjamin armchairs, by designer Gustavo Bittencourt, were made of straw and stainless steel. They bring a touch of relaxation and Brazilianness to the space that mixes modern elements, Pop Art and classic style.

(Divulgação)

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06/11 -

Marcela Pepe - Contemporary Women's Studio. The designer focused on comfort, exploring textures. That's why she chose natural materials, such as wood, reeds, linen, leather and, of course, straw. It is present on the doors of the cabinet, produced by Madê Marcenaria, ensuring air circulation inside the furniture.

(Divulgação)

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07/11 -

Léo Romano - Magical Walls. With overlapping environments, the space creates a playful atmosphere and includes photographs of cinematic and circus scenes. Among the furniture, the Rio chaise-longue, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in collaboration with his daughter Anna Maria, in 1978, stands out.

(Salvador Cordaro)

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08/11 -

Barbara Jalles - Estúdio Conexão. The architect used a lot of wood in the project, using it on the floor and also to frame the walls. The straw appears in an original way in the installation of shelves created by Estúdio Alfaia.

(Rafael Renzo)

09/11 -

Ana Sawaia - Saleta Pausa. The more open weaves give lightness to the niches, allowing the furniture and objects to breathe.

(Divulgação)

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10/11 -

Denise Barretto - Atelier de Morar. The 130 m² space was delimited in several ways, without losing its fluidity. One of the ideas was to use a cedar and straw screen, which functions as a headboard and divides the bedroom from the office.

(Rômulo Fialdini)

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11/11 -

Hugo Schwartz and Alexandre Gedeon - Loft Mobili. In the bedroom, Gustavo Bittencourt's bench serves as a side table, supporting books and a lamp. The material is in keeping with the concept of the space, with openings to the light and the landscape.

(Denilson Machado)

The Portuguese Joaquim Tenreiro and the Brazilians Sergio Rodrigues, Geraldo de Barros and Oscar Niemeyer breathed new life into the material. They made straw a classic. Among contemporary designers, such as Zanini de Zanine and Gustavo Bittencourt, straw continues to gain popularity. At the 2019 edition of CASACOR São Paulo , it was no different. Straw, updated in different uses and versions, was one of the trends that won over visitors. Chairs, benches, screens, headboards and other applications expanded the possibilities of the material. While carrying memories and affection, straw brings a handmade touch and represents the desire to bring more natural materials into the home.

Fernando Piva - Estúdio Plural. The architect thought of materials that bring the feeling of refuge, so necessary for the contemporary routine. Among them, the straw on the headboard that hugs the bed stands out.

Olegário de Sá - Cozy House. The Benjamim bench, made of wood and with a straw seat, is one of the highlights of the space. Designed by Gustavo Bittencourt, the piece was exhibited at the 15th edition of SP-Arte.

Lisandro Piloni - Foyer Bienvenue. On the left, the Benjamin armchairs, by designer Gustavo Bittencourt, were made of straw and stainless steel. They bring a touch of relaxation and Brazilianness to the space that mixes modern elements, Pop Art and classic style.

Léo Romano - Magical Walls. With overlapping environments, the space creates a playful atmosphere and includes photographs of cinematic and circus scenes. Among the furniture, the Rio chaise-longue, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in collaboration with his daughter Anna Maria, in 1978, stands out.

Barbara Jalles - Estúdio Conexão. The architect used a lot of wood in the project, using it on the floor and also to frame the walls. The straw appears in an original way in the installation of shelves created by Estúdio Alfaia.

Ana Sawaia - Saleta Pausa. The more open weaves give lightness to the niches, allowing the furniture and objects to breathe.

Denise Barretto - Atelier de Morar. The 130 m² space was delimited in several ways, without losing its fluidity. One of the ideas was to use a cedar and straw screen, which functions as a headboard and divides the bedroom from the office.

Hugo Schwartz and Alexandre Gedeon - Loft Mobili. In the bedroom, Gustavo Bittencourt's bench serves as a side table, supporting books and a lamp. The material is in keeping with the concept of the space, with openings to the light and the landscape.

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