With each new edition of
CASACOR , we update our readers with the best trends in architecture and interiors that are being showcased in Brazil and the Americas. Between trend recommendations, descriptions of spaces and reviews of the exhibitions, there are many articles that have been inspiring the most aficionados of this universe. With the news of the
postponement of CASACOR 2020 , we were curious to know which projects from the 2019 edition were most viewed, read and re-read by the public that follows the
website . While we eagerly await the inauguration of the
Janelas project , take a look back at the most popular projects from
CASACOR 2019 and, as a bonus, discover incredible ideas that delighted visitors. Check them out below!
1- Casa Lite, by Duda Porto for CASACOR São Paulo
One of the most celebrated projects at the São Paulo show,
Casa Lite was a real surprise at this edition.
With modular architecture, the unit It has a total area of 190 m² and was completed in just 40 days . It was created for the couple Bruno Gagliasso and Giovana Ewbank and has now become the actors' country retreat in Itaipava, in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro. In July 2019, the project received the Healthy Home seal from the Healthy Building Certificate. Read more here . 2- Dolce Villa Todeschini, by Debora Aguiar for CASACOR São Paulo
The complete house designed by Debora Aguiar, with support from Todeschini, for
CASACOR São Paulo 2019 stands out for its elegant and timeless character. With 480 m²,
Dolce Villa Todeschini presents a contemporary and clean atmosphere, which creates a refuge full of memories and details amidst nature. Highlighting the
light fixture with cascading drops in the dining area. See more at the
link .
3- House of the Faun, by Leo Shehtman for CASACOR São Paulo
The architect
whose story is most closely intertwined with CASACOR's , Leo Shehtman, is the professional who has participated most in the event. That's why he surprised us in 2019, reinventing himself with
Casa Fauno , as a reinterpretation of the story of Fauno Barberini, a figure from Roman mythology with half-human, half-animal characteristics. With 144 m² divided into shades of black, gray and gold, the residence is elegant and surprising. The space also graced the cover of the latest
CASACOR Book Collection . Read more
here .
4- Natural Pool Lounge, by Canario & Tesche for CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul
The idea of a studio measuring just 28 m² with a living room, dining room, bedroom and bathroom delighted our readers, earning
Módulo 8.2 the fifth position on this list. The project rethinks contemporary living with comfort and privacy. “Our idea was to develop a project within the new concept of civil construction, which proposes small spaces, and to optimize these spaces. Despite being integrated, we have a certain amount of privacy”, reveal architects Josemar Costa Jr and André Azevedo.
Read more .
6- Grão House, by Très Architecture for CASACOR São Paulo
Comfort, elegance, sustainability. These are the pillars that underpin
Casa Grão , a project by architects Fernanda Tegacini, Fernanda Morais and Nathalia Mouco for the exhibition in São Paulo. In partnership with
Starbucks at Home , the house explores the concept of coffee beans and inspires a glass box-like living space, with a living room, dining room, small kitchen and master suite.
Check it out! 7- Casa Conecta, by Ticiane Lima for CASACOR São Paulo
Making her debut at the show, Ticiane Lima presented a proposal for a contemporary home with a living room, bathroom and terrace. The outdoor area is organically integrated with the living room through the glass panels, allowing the landscaping designed by Flávio Abílio to enter. The pivoting glass panels are a highlight, a visual resource that directly relates to sustainability, encouraging the entry of natural light and ventilation. See more images
here .
8- Designer's Room, by Dinah Lins for CASACOR Bahia
As a tribute to the contemporary woman, in all her strength and independence, the
Designer's Room brought warm tones and cozy furniture to the Bahian show. Materials in leather, linen, wood, terracotta and straw are in keeping with the style of Irá Salles, the fashion professional who inspired the space. Among the highlights are the charming
hanging armchair made of natural banana fiber and the straw headboard designed especially for the space. Check it out at the
link .
9- Garden of the Senses, by Bia Abreu for CASACOR São Paulo
The most visited garden at
CASACOR 2019, the
Jardim dos Sentidos (Sensitive Garden) mixes species and colors and inspires tranquility amid elements with well-defined lines. With 116 m², the space shows the strength of green in tropical compositions that stand out amidst the gray, integrating to create a welcoming space. The
water mirror completes the volumes of Casa Grão by Starbucks at Home, by Très Arquitetura , which completes the outdoor area. See more . 10- Breathe – Oggi Space, by Eduardo and Karla Bittar for CASACOR Goiás
The large 125 m² space includes a living room, gourmet kitchen and dining room. Eduardo and Karla Bittar's project for the exhibition in
Goiás features a strong wood paneling, which stands out even more when combined with neutral colors. Natural elements, such as the garden located between the living room and the kitchen, are a reference to a growing design trend of reconnecting with nature.
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