Decoration
See 5 creative ideas that gave a new look to the walls of CASACOR Rio
Rammed earth, tapestry, mashrabiya, wood... How many materials, textures and shapes can make up walls? CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2024 shows you!
By Maria Fernanda Barros
Updated at Oct 4, 2024, 9:44 AM - Submitted at Oct 4, 2024, 9:44 AM
08 min de leitura
Beta Architecture - Darya House. Project by CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2024. (André Nazareth/)
Using creativity to bring personality to an interior design project is already a tradition at CASACOR exhibitions. In this edition of CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2024 , the walls were the target of the architects' inventiveness, who played with textures, materials and shapes to design impressive environments . Check it out!
With few materials, the main characteristic of Espaço Taipa , by Leandro Neves, is sustainability . In addition to the furniture and works of art , which are derived from non-industrial materials and processes, the space features a wall covered in earth. “In history, mud walls were synonymous with low status. In our space, it has a strong appeal and appears as a reinterpretation of what luxury is,” says Leandro.
The decor of the Perto do Mar loft , by Mauricio Nóbrega Arquitetura, incorporated a hi-lo aesthetic with tapestries from Galeria Hathi, made from natural fibers such as jute and wool. The tapestries are also hung on the wall and arranged around the sofa. This composition idea also harmonizes with the choice of golden peroba for the wall covering and with the artisanal pistachio-colored ceramics in the kitchen and bathroom , as Maurício explains: "This mix was essential to bring sophistication and personality to the loft."
Along with the charming checkered floor, an arched wall and a lattice covering make up Casa Darya, by Beta Arquitetura. The idea for the wall was to bring a vintage aspect to the decor . “It is a space with a lot of style in its identity, thanks to the composition of textures, colors, materials, aroma, landscaping, crafts and works of art”, say the architects of the office.
Cozy and functional, Estúdio Brisa do Norte, by Cadé Marino, features a multifunctional wooden honeycomb-shaped bookcase that stretches across the entire wall and serves as a focal point. With multiple functions , the bookcase is accompanied by biophilia , neutral tones and natural lighting .
A handcrafted panel made of interwoven pieces of wood was inserted to pave the way for the bedroom at Casa Essência , by PKB Arquitetura. By exploring the relationship between humans and nature, the living room highlights natural materials , which mark, in addition to the wall panel, the handcrafted pieces and the furniture design .
Where: Fashion Mall - 899 - Sao Conrado - Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
1. Rammed earth wall
With few materials, the main characteristic of Espaço Taipa , by Leandro Neves, is sustainability . In addition to the furniture and works of art , which are derived from non-industrial materials and processes, the space features a wall covered in earth. “In history, mud walls were synonymous with low status. In our space, it has a strong appeal and appears as a reinterpretation of what luxury is,” says Leandro.
2. Composition of tapestries
The decor of the Perto do Mar loft , by Mauricio Nóbrega Arquitetura, incorporated a hi-lo aesthetic with tapestries from Galeria Hathi, made from natural fibers such as jute and wool. The tapestries are also hung on the wall and arranged around the sofa. This composition idea also harmonizes with the choice of golden peroba for the wall covering and with the artisanal pistachio-colored ceramics in the kitchen and bathroom , as Maurício explains: "This mix was essential to bring sophistication and personality to the loft."
3. Arch shape and trusses
Along with the charming checkered floor, an arched wall and a lattice covering make up Casa Darya, by Beta Arquitetura. The idea for the wall was to bring a vintage aspect to the decor . “It is a space with a lot of style in its identity, thanks to the composition of textures, colors, materials, aroma, landscaping, crafts and works of art”, say the architects of the office.
(André Nazareth / CASACOR)
4. Multifunctional bookshelf
Cozy and functional, Estúdio Brisa do Norte, by Cadé Marino, features a multifunctional wooden honeycomb-shaped bookcase that stretches across the entire wall and serves as a focal point. With multiple functions , the bookcase is accompanied by biophilia , neutral tones and natural lighting .
(André Nazareth / CASACOR)
5. Wooden panel
A handcrafted panel made of interwoven pieces of wood was inserted to pave the way for the bedroom at Casa Essência , by PKB Arquitetura. By exploring the relationship between humans and nature, the living room highlights natural materials , which mark, in addition to the wall panel, the handcrafted pieces and the furniture design .
(MCA Estúdio / CASACOR)
Service - CASACOR Rio 2024
Where: Fashion Mall - 899 - Sao Conrado - Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 12pm to 9pm Digital box office: https://appcasacor.com.br/events/rio-de-janeiro-2024 Ticket prices: R$ 110 - Full R$ 55 - Half