10 wineries from CASACOR 2016 for wine lovers

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Wine & Prose - Cris Passing and Giovane Marangoni. The charm lies in what remains of the house's original structure, mainly the stones, the lining and the flooring. Coincidence or not, all materials have to do with an environment related to wine. The space is organized linearly, including a tasting lounge, benches with tables to accommodate a larger number of people and, finally, a large wine cellar.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Winery - Jacira Pinheiro. The professional also designed the living room that gives access to the basement, on the top floor. It is valued by the Tetê armchairs by Sergio Rodrigues. To serve as support, a Sarineen side table, an Ebonized bench by Zanine Caldas and the Híbrida table, in iron and wood, by Guilherme Wentz, who also designed the pendant lamps.

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Winery - Camila Bignoto. The inspiration comes from old cellars and uses iron, wood and earthy colors to allude to the nature of the drink. The design of the iron pieces was developed by the architect with the Minas Gerais artist Eliana Braga, with emphasis on the metal vine that climbs the wall and reaches the ceiling.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Being with Adega - Maria Alice Crippa and Gustavo Assis. The space features rustic furniture, leather armchairs and Italian Moss Wall covering, a natural green wall that absorbs local humidity. The 22 m² also has other details, such as the old animal salt trough, made of Imbuia wood, found on a farm in São João do Triunfo. Persian Fendi marble is the raw material for the box that surrounds the space and houses objects.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Adega da Serra – Danielle Mindêlo and Deyse Porto. The challenge was to achieve a contemporary result without giving up the rustic elements typical of a wine cellar, such as the handcrafted adobe brick on the walls. Another reference is the burgundy applied to the carpentry details, which recalls the tone of the best wines.

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CASACOR Minas Geraies 2016. Wine Room - Silvia Carvalho. Storing, tasting and sharing are conjugated verbs in the space that values the wine experience. The air-conditioned wine cellar is the focus and, nearby, the table seats eight people. A countertop centralizes the sink, champagne maker and cooktop functions, as well as serving as a support for cleaning glasses and assembling dishes. The area is demarcated by the irregular stone wall, with a texture accentuated by the light of the wooden panel.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Winery – Katiana Guimarães. Inspired by vineyards, the environment begins with the sculptural wooden ceiling. From it come wine shelves and a bench made of MDF slats. The stone floor and spot lighting guarantee a basement atmosphere, ideal for wine tasting.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul 2016. Wine cellar - Diego Martins and Diego Rezende. This is a time for privacy and intimacy for tastings. That is why the lighting is more indirect and yellowish, complemented by the natural light that passes through the cobogós. The materials also invite relaxation, with an emphasis on wood in various shades. The display of drinks is varied, in illuminated niches, on the special wine shelf that holds the bottles vertically or in the air-conditioned wine cellar.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Wine cellar - Jacira Pinheiro. In the basement of the mansion, the original wine cellar had walls and a vaulted ceiling made of solid bricks, in addition to the solid wood flooring that surprised us during the restoration. With this base, the 18 m² required few and good interventions, just to gain functionality. Contemporary pieces converse with objects from the antique dealer Arnaldo Danemberg. The lighting is punctual, in pieces such as the Delight wall light by Ingo Maurer.

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Winery - Ana Maria Freire and Camilla Pereira. Natural stones propose a new look at the winery and give identity to the space, present on the marble wall and another covered with pebbles. The wine rack is made of brass, with a design that preserves the quality of the drinks.

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The wine cellar is a desirable room for tasting good wines, cultivating a hobby, celebrating and entertaining friends. From rustic to contemporary styles, automated and air-conditioned, check out 10 spaces dedicated to wine lovers at CASACOR 2016.

CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Winery – Katiana Guimarães. Inspired by vineyards, the environment begins with the sculptural wooden ceiling. From it come wine shelves and a bench made of MDF slats. The stone floor and spot lighting guarantee a basement atmosphere, ideal for wine tasting.

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