Iconic design pieces take center stage at CASACOR RS 2022

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(Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

Whether it’s an iconic piece or a new market bet, designer furniture often takes center stage in CASACOR ’s spaces. In addition to the high quality and personality they add, these iconic design pieces have an aesthetic that is capable of winning over generations over the years. In several environments at CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2022 , the cast presents the value of good design for the comfort of a home. Check out some highlights of the exhibition that will be on display until next Sunday, October 2, at the Pia Chaves Barcellos building ( Dona Leonor Street, 360), in Porto Alegre.

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The Linie sofa with removable modules and rounded shapes was designed by Daniel Wilges, who also designed this space, "Garagem Terra e Fé".

(Cristiano Bauce)

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International design is highlighted with the Pollock Sling Armchair, designed by Charles Pollock, in the "Casa Singular" space by Mariana Ordahy.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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The comfort of the Jangada Armchair, designed by Jean Gillon in the 1960s, creates the perfect bedroom in "Back to Comfort", by HB Interiores.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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The chair designed by Larissa Diegoli combines carbon steel and wood in a light and comfortable piece displayed in "Circulação Sensorial", by architects Lisi Wendel and Simone Bertuzzo (WB Arquitetura).

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Inspired by soap bubbles, the pure, rounded lines of the Saccaro Studio Bubble Armchair provide visual comfort, arouse curiosity when touched and an irresistible desire to sit down.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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In the "Pied-à-Terre" environment, architect Livia Bortoncello combines eclectic pieces from two national design studios: Estudiobola, with the Disforme Coffee Table, and the Carbono studio, with the C244 Armchair by Victor Vasconcelos.

(Cristiano Bauce)

14---Ronald Sasson's Soto armchair in the Joana & Manoela office environment

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Designed by Ronald Sasson, the Soto Armchair with a carbon steel structure draws attention in the "Casa Alma" space, by Joana & Manoela Arquitetura.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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In the Poema Arquitetura office environment, "Being Together", the Daybed Dunas armchair by Esteban Fidelis stands out: a true invitation to relax with its generous circumference.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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The Jockey Stool by Giacomo Tomazzi, a piece chosen for "Casa Pluma", by Lineastudio Arquiteturas, was inspired by the equestrian universe and incorporates lightness and softness into the environment.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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One of Sergio Rodrigues' many classics, the Poltrona Vivi, is in the "Ser Estar" environment designed by Ana Hnszel and Marcelo Polido.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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The detachable version of the iconic Mole armchair, designed in 1957 by Sergio Rodrigues, appears in the living room of "Las Ventanas", designed by Quadriarq, in white.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Brasileirinha is a chair inspired by the curves of the Copacabana sidewalk and the free-flowing lines of Niemeyer's works. It appears in the "22#ZERO2" space by Juarez Cruz.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Designed by Ronald Sasson, the City Blue Armchair epitomizes the good use of curves in a sophisticated piece with lots of personality. Here in the "Casa Lume" space, by Lídia Maciel.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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In the "Dolce Vita" space, architect Andréa Magalhães combines the leather of the Disco coffee table by Marcelo Ligiere and the stone of the piece designed by Ronald Sasson.

(Cristiano Bauce)

CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul Service 2022

Address: Rua Dona Leonor, 360 - Rio Branco Neighborhood - Porto Alegre/RS Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 1pm to 8:30pm (visiting until 10pm) Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 12:00 to 20:30 (visiting until 22:00) Tickets: https://casacorrs.byinti.com/

The Linie sofa with removable modules and rounded shapes was designed by Daniel Wilges, who also designed this space, "Garagem Terra e Fé".

International design is highlighted with the Pollock Sling Armchair, designed by Charles Pollock, in the "Casa Singular" space by Mariana Ordahy.

The comfort of the Jangada Armchair, designed by Jean Gillon in the 1960s, creates the perfect bedroom in "Back to Comfort", by HB Interiores.

The chair designed by Larissa Diegoli combines carbon steel and wood in a light and comfortable piece displayed in "Circulação Sensorial", by architects Lisi Wendel and Simone Bertuzzo (WB Arquitetura).

Inspired by soap bubbles, the pure, rounded lines of the Saccaro Studio Bubble Armchair provide visual comfort, arouse curiosity when touched and an irresistible desire to sit down.

In the "Pied-à-Terre" environment, architect Livia Bortoncello combines eclectic pieces from two national design studios: Estudiobola, with the Disforme Coffee Table, and the Carbono studio, with the C244 Armchair by Victor Vasconcelos.

Designed by Ronald Sasson, the Soto Armchair with a carbon steel structure draws attention in the "Casa Alma" space, by Joana & Manoela Arquitetura.

In the Poema Arquitetura office environment, "Being Together", the Daybed Dunas armchair by Esteban Fidelis stands out: a true invitation to relax with its generous circumference.

The Jockey Stool by Giacomo Tomazzi, a piece chosen for "Casa Pluma", by Lineastudio Arquiteturas, was inspired by the equestrian universe and incorporates lightness and softness into the environment.

One of Sergio Rodrigues' many classics, the Poltrona Vivi, is in the "Ser Estar" environment designed by Ana Hnszel and Marcelo Polido.

The detachable version of the iconic Mole armchair, designed in 1957 by Sergio Rodrigues, appears in the living room of "Las Ventanas", designed by Quadriarq, in white.

Brasileirinha is a chair inspired by the curves of the Copacabana sidewalk and the free-flowing lines of Niemeyer's works. It appears in the "22#ZERO2" space by Juarez Cruz.

Designed by Ronald Sasson, the City Blue Armchair epitomizes the good use of curves in a sophisticated piece with lots of personality. Here in the "Casa Lume" space, by Lídia Maciel.

In the "Dolce Vita" space, architect Andréa Magalhães combines the leather of the Disco coffee table by Marcelo Ligiere and the stone of the piece designed by Ronald Sasson.

CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul Service 2022

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