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5 pieces of Brazilian design that marked the environments of CASACOR 2018
Professionals from all walks of life made a point of valuing national design, recognized internationally for its quality and unique beauty.
By Ana Carolina Harada
Updated at Feb 17, 2020, 4:43 PM - Submitted at Jan 1, 2019, 1:00 PM
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Brazilian design is recognized worldwide for the fluidity of its lines and the beauty of its pieces. In all CASACOR locations throughout Brazil and the Americas, professionals make a point of valuing this work. Whether it is a contemporary work, such as the stool by Ines Schertel in the space by Juliana Pippi, or the collection of great names in modernism present in Living 5 , by Ana Paula de Castro and Sanderson Porto, design pieces marked the spaces of 2018. Check out five highlights in the gallery above!