14 bars that were a hit at CASACOR 2016

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Gin Bar - Fernanda Sampaio, Júlia Sampaio and Raísa Rodrigues. The professionals emphasize sustainability in the project, which takes advantage of the potential of natural materials such as stone and wood. On the sandy and neutral tones, they add touches of blue and yellow to the furniture in wood, aluminum and synthetic fibers.

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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Bar - Diego Studart. The sober, woody tones give the space the feel of an Irish pub, but the hydraulic tile floor gives it a relaxed touch. The exterior and interior are integrated, for an informal atmosphere.

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Bar – Sarah James, Felipe Soares and Ana Bahia. To counter the pre-existing organic volume, an orthogonal box was created in a metal structure. It also delimits the project without, however, enclosing it. Black sets the tone on the walls, on the Dekton support counter and on the seven circular tables. To complete the 65 seats, large communal tables were created – from inside one of them, a jabuticaba tree sprouts.

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2016. Pub - Eluzai da Rós and Marcela Gabetto. The high ceilings and abundant natural lighting of the former hotel bar were the starting point for the project, which brings an industrial atmosphere to the 83 m² space. Bricks and burnt cement make up the coverings, while the carpentry uses oak and black ash MDF. The setting is home to the metalon pieces designed by the duo and the bar, whose 6 meters are covered in translucent iceberg quartz.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Living Bar - Tufi Mousse. You know the chat rooms in small hotels and residences from the 1960s and 1970s? They are the key to getting into the atmosphere of this space, which starts with the slender sofa. On the sides, two cabinets with bar and china cabinet functions. The granite walls were preserved and the rest were covered with wallpaper with technology that allows them to breathe.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Open Bar Miami - Marcelo Lopes. The atmosphere has a pub feel. It was decorated with porcelain flooring in a sober tone that matches the woodwork. The loose furniture defines the layout and creates small living spaces, made even more intimate by the lighting. The chandeliers, by the way, are made of Polish crystal.

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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Bar - Diego Studart. The counter uses semi-finished brick, which also covers some walls. To accompany it, benches with a Ceará design. The ceiling was produced with parameterization, a method of cutting raw MDF sheets.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Beer Lounge – Jan Furtado, Tatianne Chaves and Amanda Cruz. The metal structure defines the lounge and at the same time reveals it. It was finished with satin black paint and received a polycarbonate roof. To optimize the area, Todeschini furniture was used with a Malbec Sincro wood finish. The handmade armchairs were designed by Cláudio Lopes.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Bar do Terraço - Gustavo Jansen. Brazilian furniture with a 1970s aesthetic, with items by Jorge Zalszupin, and antique French pieces create the project's identity. It also retains Brazilianness in the wallpaper, which refers to indigenous basketwork, and in the golden light fixture in the shape of palms.

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Pub - Juliana Moura and Marli Lima. The wood texture lends an intimate feel, as do the hanging ferns around it. On the floor, the parquet flooring was renovated with a chevron pattern. The burnt cement applied to some walls adds another modern texture to the project, which features railways as the theme in the stickers.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Wine Bar – Anna Paula Melo. The armchairs and the Mole sofa, by Sergio Rodrigues, define a comfortable seating area. Another creation by the designer are the Cantú chairs.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Pub Confraria do Chopp Honesto - Ricardo Fonseca, Mário Pinheiro, Beto Gebara, Luiz Fernando Zanoni, André Lima and businessman Wagner Barreiro. With two wings made up of four containers and the CCH arena between them, the 216m² project takes big cities as a reference. Walls were covered in stickers with irreverent phrases, while others were painted by graffiti artists. The bookshelf explores volume, but its weight is softened with the use of plants, which bring freshness.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Restô Bar - Karoline Bernardo and Sidnei Machado. The house's outdoor area had great potential, and the duo thought: why not create a restaurant? The main materials are wood and ceramic coverings, which reveal the care taken in adopting a stone similar to that of the old building. The dialogue between the interior and exterior, integrating people even further, is created using generous frames with Veka PVC profile systems.

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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Pub Home - Julia Zardo and George Zardo. In 150m², the architects integrated a home theater, fireplace room and a bar that pays homage to London pubs. The 8-meter shelf stores the drinks collection and the counter follows the extension, measuring 7 meters. Also note the reclaimed wood panel in the background, with laser-engraved wine and beer names.

Designing a bar is an even more difficult challenge than designing a room in a home. In addition to pleasing the owner, professionals need to think about functional architecture and décor that welcomes customers. At CASACOR 2016 , bars were not only part of the exhibition, but also meeting points for visitors who gathered to have drinks and a quick snack during their visit.

The space needed to be suitable for an outdoor bar with a pre-defined location that would cater to the Italian beverage brand Malfy Gin. Fernanda Sampaio (product designer), Raisa Rodrigues (interior designer) and Julia Sampaio (architect) combined their knowledge to create a unique proposal. The point that made the Gin Bar stand out from the other projects was the counter that is shaped around the central tree in the space. The trio's goal was to integrate nature into the environment and force visitors to move around the place. Combining Italian sophistication with the casualness of Rio, the professionals used the brand's yellow and blue colors in contrast with neutral tones, creating a cozy atmosphere. "Winning the competition and being at CASACOR Rio was very important for our career. It was our first project in exhibitions, which introduced us to the market and put us in contact with renowned suppliers and professionals," explains Raisa. Check out this and 13 other bars from CASACOR 2016 in the gallery above!

CASACOR Ceará 2016. Bar - Diego Studart. The sober, woody tones give the space the feel of an Irish pub, but the hydraulic tile floor gives it a relaxed touch. The exterior and interior are integrated, for an informal atmosphere.

CASACOR Ceará 2016. Bar - Diego Studart. The counter uses semi-finished brick, which also covers some walls. To accompany it, benches with a Ceará design. The ceiling was produced with parameterization, a method of cutting raw MDF sheets.

CASACOR Goiás 2016. Wine Bar – Anna Paula Melo. The armchairs and the Mole sofa, by Sergio Rodrigues, define a comfortable seating area. Another creation by the designer are the Cantú chairs.

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