Celebrating three decades of history, CASACOR Espírito Santo takes over the iconic hotel in Espírito Santo with experiences ranging from quiet luxury to naval innovation, as well as concerts and cultural programming traduzido por: OPENROUTER
Submitted at Jul 21, 2026, 4:19 PM

Geraldo Lino Arquitetura e Interiores - Presença – Espaço Gourmet Deca. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
In a historic commemorative edition celebrating three decades of avant-garde, CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026 officially opens its doors to the public, occupying the iconic setting of the former Hotel Canto do Sol, along the Camburi Beach waterfront. Until September 8, the event transforms into a living organism of lifestyle, presenting 37 exclusive projects signed by a cast of more than 40 professionals.
Under the national theme Mind and Heart, the exhibition led by director and curator Ligia Diniz proposes a true manifesto of architecture, memory, and affection by the sea. With a large open area accessible without ticket fees, the Espírito Santo community is invited to experience an unprecedented gastronomic and contemplation circuit, which will serve as a stage for lectures, art auctions, and national shows that will move the city of Vitória. Check out all the projects below!





































The great novelty of this season is the urban generosity of its largest gastronomic area, a gourmet circuit composed of five projects that will be entirely open to the public free of charge, without the need to purchase a ticket. The flavor hub includes Cave au Vin, an intimate bistro signed by Cris Locatelli with textures in dark wood, leather, and burgundy tones.
Fine dining extends to Cooltiva Café e Bistrô by Studio Sì, characterized by imposing zenithal landscaping and large suspended handmade luminaires. Completing the gastronomic hub are the playful Gelateria 4 Estações by Pabliany Zerbini Giacomin, framed by mural paintings by artist Rodrigo Dutra, the Pizzaria Due Grano by Cleydiani Baptista and Ana Paula Ferreira, with countertops covered in the mineral refinement of natural green quartzite, and the Sky Bar 400 by Edduardo Trigo, a refuge of silent luxury focused on well-being and contemplation of the sea.
Studio Sì - Cooltiva Café e Bistrô. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
Engineering and innovation also take the stage with the debut of the Garagem Náutica Entre Mares, a space signed by Juliana Drago designed to connect interior design and organic materials to the thriving naval market of the Espírito Santo capital. The immersive flow and the retrieval of memories begin right at the entrance, with the botanical and artistic impact of the Lounge Receptivo Entre Tempos by Rodrigo Dutra and the manifesto of slowing down of the Galeria Blue Sky, where Heliomar Venâncio, Isabella Steinkopf and Leticia Breda preserve the original Portuguese stone floor of the hotel under an illusionist graphite ceiling.
Art dictates the structural rhythm in the Arte Habita space, signed by Fontoura Grasselli Arquitetura, which celebrates a decade of authorial signature, 20 years of the Matias Brotas gallery, and 30 years of CASACOR with a refined curation signed by the gallery of exclusive pieces by masters such as Amílcar de Castro and José Bechara.
Isabela Castello, Flavia Abaurre e Leticia Abaurre - Lounge JD. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
Intellectual immersion takes on new contours in the Lounge JD and the Auditório João Dalmácio, signed by Isabela Castello, Flavia Abaurre and Leticia Abaurre, projects loaded with symbolism that pay tribute to the former Hotel Porto do Sol through historical records, red and black colors, and an imposing red carpet.
The Espaço Gourmet Deca, signed by Geraldo Lino, is born as an invitation to presence — a project entirely integrated and free of physical barriers, conceived to stimulate coexistence and celebrate the act of cooking as an expression of affection, sharing, and belonging. Meanwhile, Casa Mivita by Max Mello, which includes a gallery, a concept apartment, and an event lounge, is born as a manifesto: the greatest luxury of a home is to carry the real identity of those who inhabit it. The space houses the Galeria Mivita, which retrieves the historical collection of the former hotel.
Geraldo Lino Arquitetura e Interiores - Presença – Espaço Gourmet Deca. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
Inspired by the creative universe of designer Jay Boggo, the Loft do Artista Placas do Brasil, by Sergio Paulo Rabello, celebrates the connection with natural elements. The great three-dimensional highlight is the use of the Alocásia covering and the Sintonia texture, part of the Botânica Collection designed by the stylist for Placas do Brasil.
Contemporary living gains maturity and unpretentious luxury through fluid layouts and explorations of hospitality. The Memórias Todeschini, by João Daniel, positions the dining table as a sculptural element and epicenter of human connections. Daniella Mazega and André Pimenta sign the Cozinha Art de Vivre, promoting a cosmopolitan dialogue between the clean-lined Mini Shaker cabinetry and the exotic Moulin Rouge quartzite.
Sergio Paulo Rabello - Loft do Artista/Placas do Brasil. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
The pursuit of balance continues in the Estar Pulsar by Fernando Zacché, a living room of strong identity that bets on Mirage quartzite and a wine cellar with exposed rebar, and in the Studio Legacy by Christian Vieira, which evokes a vintage atmosphere by keeping the hotel's original infrastructure exposed beneath signature and family artworks. Reinforcing the concept of architecture as a refuge, Studio Christian Vieira also signs the Casa Modular Iron House, a pavilion of modular metallic structure that blends into the landscape in perfect stillness.
The intimate and relaxation projects explore tactile sensitivity and decompression. The De Volta TV room, by Débora Bicalho, invites lingering with exclusive cross-stitch tapestry and Brazilian design furniture. The Entre Pensamentos e Sonhos suite, by Priscila Maciel, challenges youth clichés with curvilinear architecture and a charming bay window structure, while the architects of M.INT Arquitetura sign A Primeira Memória, a children's room focused on the concept of slow industry with handcrafted linens and an organic linen pendant.
Débora Bicalho Arquitetura - De Volta. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
The Suíte do Casal, by Marques Piumbini Arquitetura, wraps walls and ceilings in fine wood, creating a sanctuary of rest with mustard and marsala tones. This quest for self-knowledge extends to the Entre Rituais relaxation room, by Casa26 Arquitetura, which brings the sensorial touch of fine sand and a countertop with pinkish veins, and meets cosmopolitan mystery at Refúgio 27, the secret bar by Salissa Busatto and Mayara Souza, inspired by the bohemia of international casinos.
Well-being and intelligent functionality close the tour of the exhibition. The corporate universe is humanized in the Business Lounge by Daniela Cuzzuol and Alice Pedroni, a project guided by biophilia and efficient construction processes.
Salissa Busatto e Mayara Souza - Refúgio 27. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
Communication gains a voice in the Raiz em Frequência pavilion, a functional podcast studio signed by Marcela Coutinho, clad in Freijó cabinetry and a handmade panel. Even the transitional spaces surprise, such as the Pulso Interno functional bathrooms by Larissa Valério, a poetic installation in wine tones and brushed stones, the playful Kids Space by Jayne Dias, focused on free play with a watercolor mural, and the exuberant botanical refuge O Lugar do Entre by Fabiana Lamy, with an orchid house and a natural quartzite pool. In the outdoor area, the monumental original waterfall of the former Canto do Sol hotel was restored and reactivated by landscape designer Renan Vermelho. CASACOR ES is an invitation to slow down the urban pace and celebrate the three decades of the largest architecture, design, and landscaping showcase in the Americas in the State.
Max Mello - Casa Mivita. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026. (Felipe Araújo/CASACOR)
When: from July 16 to September 8, 2026
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday and holidays, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Former Hotel Canto do Sol – Camburi Beach Waterfront, Vitória
Tickets: from R$ 50 (half) to R$ 100 (full)
Box office: online, official CASACOR app, and in-person sales at the venue.
traduzido por: OPENROUTER