8 environments are highlighted at CASACOR Paraguay 2019

01/08 -

Quincho Gourmet - Jennifer Isasi, Lorena Caballero and Yvonne Isasi. The space is integrated with elements typical of Paraguayan culture, adapted to a modern context. Handcrafted and self-sustainable materials are scattered throughout the space, such as clay adobe, wood in its natural form and high-tech equipment.

(Negib Giha)

02/08 -

Jardín del Encuentro - Diego Cazal, Fiorenza Albertini, Gabriela Albertini, Graciela Bo, Olga Piris and Raúl Rivarola. The expansion of cities leads us to think about and restore green spaces that bring comfort and quality to life. The garden's design takes as its premise the incorporation of native plants and adds identity to the place.

(Negib Giha)

03/08 -

Pausa Chaqueña - Eliana Gundersheimer, Emma Barrail and Patricia Guillén. A photograph by Fernando Allen of the Chaco landscape in Argentina was the starting point for the project. Indigenous crafts are the inspiration, in a mix of the modern and the traditional.

(Negib Giha)

04/08 -

Gourmet Experiences - Margarita Appleyard and Matilde Sakoda. The environment presents itself as a space to experience the purest emotions, in a project that combines beauty and functionality, art and nature, technology with durability and a commitment to sustainability. Materials such as metal, glass, melamine and stone are in perfect synchrony with the organic garden.

(Negib Giha)

05/08 -

Entre Nous - Ana Cáceres, Federico Mallén, María José Alfaro and María José Peña. Classic elements are rewritten with a contemporary look, without losing their essential elegance. Timeless materials such as wood are responsible for the effect, as are handmade rugs.

(Negib Giha)

06/08 -

Azahar Space - Beatriz Ballasch. The combination of colors, textures and materials make this a delicate space, serving both the functions of rest and work. The boiserie on the walls blends with modern materials such as the navy blue cladding.

(Negib Giha)

07/08 -

The Garden as a Work of Art - Sofía Benza. Creating a balance between the purity of geometric shapes and the harmony of textures, aromas and colors of nature were the landscape designer's premises for this space. With this motivation, she created a garden of sensations full of native species, such as the guava tree, which form a mini ecosystem.

(Negib Giha)

08/08 -

Deca Loft - Marisa Aguada and Yasmine Bertón. The living space is presented as a place for relaxation, where the interaction between the garden and the interior of the house is not limited to a transition corridor, prioritizing the integration of the environments. The furniture stands out with a contemporary design in warm tones that contrast with the coverings.

(Negib Giha)

The variety of environments at CASACOR Paraguay made the 1000 m² of Plaza Moiety an unparalleled experience. More than 60 architecture, interior design and landscaping professionals brought together their expertise in the exhibition that ends next Sunday, December 8th. Paying homage to Paraguayan culture is one of the most striking features of the 31 spaces that made up the event. The fabrics, original weaves, and native vegetation were designed to tell and immerse guests in the country's history. In addition, the spaces are comfortable for socializing, where hospitality is a priority. For Gaby Tomé, CASACOR ’s commercial manager, every detail of the projects must “inspire a way of living that is connected to the latest technology, while still being comfortable, cozy and completely preserved”. Thus, eight projects stood out as connected to Planet Home , the theme of CASACOR ’s exhibitions in 2019. Check out the gallery! CASACOR Paraguay 2019

From November 7th to December 8th Monday to Friday, from 5pm to 11pm; Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm to 11pm; Where? Plaza Moiety Avenida Aviadores del Chaco, 3215. Assumption Tickets Tickets are available at RED UTS and in Atlas E Ticket .

Pausa Chaqueña - Eliana Gundersheimer, Emma Barrail and Patricia Guillén. A photograph by Fernando Allen of the Chaco landscape in Argentina was the starting point for the project. Indigenous crafts are the inspiration, in a mix of the modern and the traditional.

Entre Nous - Ana Cáceres, Federico Mallén, María José Alfaro and María José Peña. Classic elements are rewritten with a contemporary look, without losing their essential elegance. Timeless materials such as wood are responsible for the effect, as are handmade rugs.

Azahar Space - Beatriz Ballasch. The combination of colors, textures and materials make this a delicate space, serving both the functions of rest and work. The boiserie on the walls blends with modern materials such as the navy blue cladding.

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