15 CASACOR bathrooms to inspire you!

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Men's Bathroom - Beatriz Zamperlini and Mariana Zimmermann. The duo avoids dark colors and uses brown painted stainless steel, applied to the countertop and panels that separate the cubicles. LED lights and elements reused from other projects demonstrate their concern for sustainability.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Public Bathroom - Roberta Nicolau. The idea is to contrast the style of the mansion with a contemporary structure that breaks with the architecture in a harmonious way. The lowered ebony-colored ceiling gained geometric appeal with the lighting, which emanates from seven Soap pendants in blown glass, by designer Ota Svoboda. Minimalist, the space is completed with a Khan bench in graphite lacquer, by Estúdio Bola.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Public Bathroom - Roberta Nicolau. The box blends into the landscape, made of corten stone, ebony wood, burnt cement porcelain and glass. At the same time, privacy is maintained with wooden blinds.

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Ballerina's Bathroom - Simone Simionato, Maisa Viana, Laura Lindenmayer and Raquel Ferreira. Measuring just 14m², the space contrasts delicacy with brutalism to bring to light the ballerina's routine. The porcelain countertop has a golden stripe and one of the walls has a layer of burnt cement. The floor features vitreous porcelain with a worn look, inspired by Egyptian papyri.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Functional Social Toilets - Pauline Kubiak. The space connects two spaces in the exhibition and has an unusual, rounded shape. Faced with the challenge, the professional created a curved wall in Lagstone. She also applied neutral colors such as concrete gray, light gray and patinated wood, in addition to white. To complete the minimalist atmosphere, matte gray sanitary ware from Deca.

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Social Toilet - Luciana Aguiar. Bathrooms are usually the smallest space in a house. That's why the architect invested in basic colors and rectilinear, custom-made furniture. The niches, with equally simple shapes, keep objects close at hand. Another resource that visually expands the area are the mirrors applied to the walls and cabinet doors.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Toilet - Elaine Manager and Luiza Porto. The challenge was to redesign the space without interfering with the history of the building, to be compatible with the use of people with special needs. The duo started by cutting out elements belonging to the original construction, harmonized with Art Deco geometric references. The result appears, for example, in the design of the mirrors and the reinvented marquetry on the floor, designed in three porcelain finishes.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Unisex Bathroom 2 - Gustavo Neves. Rustic textures play a fundamental role in the space, which features a natural stone bathtub, burnt cement flooring and whitewashed walls in shades of gray, in addition to preserving the original structure. Neves also scavenged windows from the 1940s and chose nude photos by Brazilian Ivan Erick to compose the space, which brings elements from the history of bathing and the cult of the body.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Women's Bathroom - Studio 011. The art deco lines of the historic Jockey building guide the design by Barbara Gomes and Guiliana Savioli. The style also dictates the use of gold details and mirrors in the space, where off-white predominates. On the floor and wall, the highlight is the mosaic that uses marble in various shades. The ceiling has wooden slats for a cozy feel.

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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Master Bathroom - Lidyanne Araújo. The project features a composition of natural materials that inspires relaxation. The wooden trellis covers the wall and ceiling, which has a cutout to fit the showers. The marble bathtub extends into a multifunctional countertop - and the same stone serves as the base for the sink. The touch of freshness comes from the natural green of the plants.

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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Daughters' Bathroom - Aline Gurgel and Franzé Gomes. A reinterpretation of lacquered rococo furniture on one side; on the other, a playful structure of interwoven wood, which evokes modernity and sustainability. In this project, various eras and styles come together. To balance it out, a few colors, such as red, black and white.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Public Bathrooms - Alex Dalcin and Tati Tavares. The industrial style predominates in the mix of corten steel, iron, copper, wood, PVC, glass, ceramic and natural stones. The duo prioritized large-format coverings, exposed bricks and non-slip surfaces. The crown molding was made of oxidized iron, and the copper and wood pendant is also a highlight.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul 2016. Public Bath - Paula Magalhães. The air is retro in the coverings, and the style guides the choice of Deca ceramics and metals in black and copper.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Women's Public Bathroom - Vera Rebello. Leaves and flowers that appear in various forms in the project, as in the wallpaper by Orlean, reveal the inspiration in the mansion's garden. The Stick faucets, with sensor, are a new release by Deca created for the space. They are fixed directly to the mirror, which reflects the entrance door in dry rose lacquered paneling. The diffuse and delicate light comes from the Drop pendant, by Interpam, in milky polymer.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Women's Public Bathroom - Vera Rebello. Leaves and flowers that appear in various forms in the project, as in the wallpaper by Orlean, reveal the inspiration in the mansion's garden. The Stick faucets, with sensor, are a new release by Deca created for the space. They are fixed directly to the mirror, which reflects the entrance door in dry rose lacquered paneling. The diffuse and delicate light comes from the Drop pendant, by Interpam, in milky polymer.

Bathrooms with vertical gardens, works of art, natural lighting, accessible. All different but full of design and good ideas and decoration solutions. The professionals at CASACOR 2016 worked hard to design inspiring, functional and beautiful bathrooms. We have selected 15 of them that you can't miss in the gallery above!

CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Public Bathroom - Roberta Nicolau. The box blends into the landscape, made of corten stone, ebony wood, burnt cement porcelain and glass. At the same time, privacy is maintained with wooden blinds.

CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul 2016. Public Bath - Paula Magalhães. The air is retro in the coverings, and the style guides the choice of Deca ceramics and metals in black and copper.

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