50 sqm loft, designed by architect Cristóvão Bisneto, of B.C. Studio, offers a contemporary approach that blends sophistication, functionality and elements of the local culture
Submitted at Oct 15, 2026, 4:00 PM
Cozinha Brastemp, por Cristóvão Bisneto, para a CASACOR Tocantins 2026. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
A reinterpretation of the essence of Tocantins, in connection with the theme of the year, Mind and Heart. This was the concept that permeated the creation of Casa Brastemp, a project by architect Cristóvão Bisneto that marks the debut presence of the exclusive home appliance sponsor at CASACOR Tocantins 2026.
Occupying 50 sqm, the loft designed in partnership with B.C. Studio translates the encounter between contemporary design, innovation, and references to the Tocantins lifestyle. Inspired by the way people live, entertain, and connect with nature, the project incorporates references to the village houses and farms of the region from the 18th and 19th centuries. Thus, the verandas intended for hammocks, the clay tiles, the exposed wood, and the natural tones establish a connection with regional memory, while values such as timelessness, innovation, and functionality translate the essence of the brand.
Cozinha Brastemp, por Cristóvão Bisneto, para a CASACOR Tocantins 2026. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
The Tocantins identity is also present in the curation of artists such as Marcos Dutra, Winny Tapajós, Pierre de Freitas, Fabiana Queiroga, and Greghi Design. The result is a modern, welcoming, and functional space that values local identity without giving up sophistication. "We want visitors to feel inspired by an environment that respects and celebrates local roots, delivering technology and design, which are trademarks of Brastemp," comments Bertha Fernandes, head of brands and communication at Whirlpool Brasil.
Cristóvão Bisneto + B.C. Studio - Casa Brastemp. Projeto da CASACOR Tocantins 2026. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
Cristóvão Bisneto says that Casa Brastemp was conceived to tell a local story through a contemporary language. "To do so, we sought to value the region's way of living, creating a natural connection between the projects and the brand's appliances," says the architect.
According to him, colors are the seasoning of a project and, for this reason, every choice of material, texture, and tone was made carefully to bring personality, warmth, and a unique experience to those who visit the space.
Cozinha Brastemp, por Cristóvão Bisneto, para a CASACOR Tocantins 2026. (Edgar César/CASACOR)
At the heart of the kitchen and social area, the brand's technology is present, elevating the functional and aesthetic experience of the loft. The retro mini-fridges make up a shelving unit of niches and, in the kitchen area, the washer-dryer with ozone function (BNQ14) and the inverter refrigerator with artificial intelligence stand out, in addition to the four-burner cooktop, the dishwasher, and the gourmand wine cellar, also present.
At CASACOR Tocantins, Brastemp is also present in 15 of the 32 projects of the exhibition.
For over 70 years, Brastemp has been bringing innovations that anticipate relevant solutions for homes. It launched the first automatic washing machine in the country, the Frost Free technology, made use of the refrigerator door space, inverted the refrigerator with the freezer, introduced to the market the first dishwasher produced in Brazil, surprised with the Retro products, and was the pioneer in the customization of home appliances in the world. Learn more about Brastemp at www.brastemp.com.br.
