29 environments exalt coziness at CASACOR Mato Grosso 2018

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Point - Emili Bumlai Ayoub. Coziness, visual and acoustic comfort allow for a balance of the senses in the environment, which allows visitors to take refuge from the chaos of urban life. The beige color and shades of gray bring a feeling of comfort. The ceramic floor, in the shape of a hexagon, represents the perpetual movement of creation.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Living Room - Adriana Bussiki. The space explores the integration between man and nature and values natural beauty and richness, while also bringing harmony and balance between colors and textures. The furniture, also designed by the professional, has details in Belgian glass. The lighting, with low energy consumption, highlights materials and elements from Mato Grosso's raw materials. The essence of life is exalted by the landscaping and works of art, such as photographs by Banavita, present in the "Regards Indigènes" exhibition, in Marseille, France.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Manhattan Loft - Karol Boaventura and Vitor Hugo Barros. Comfort and luxury, amidst a New York atmosphere, blend in the 90 m² designed by a young business manager. Sensations are explored through textures, whether with boiseries and rosettes by GART on the walls, or in the use of materials such as leather, metal, velvet, linen, wood, marble and glass. Vintage and modern at the same time, the space also has large 13 m² glass block windows. Floating lamps by Luciana Martins illuminate the space, in addition to a work of art by Nicole Wells.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Living Room - Patricia Gondim. Vivacity and technology mark an environment: the first, through the vertical garden and the second through the innovation of materials used in the project. Inspired by the conviviality experienced by a family that appreciates unity and moments together, all spaces are integrated. Colors, tones and textures are aligned, without leaving comfort and sophistication aside.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

05/29 -

GMS Advanced Studio - Flavio de Mello. Observing the trend in architecture of increasingly compact spaces, the professional is inspired by this line to design the environment. Sophistication and functionality are guaranteed in the space, through combined colors and furniture. The modern way of living is explored by Flavio, who brings exclusivity to the authorial pieces that make up the furniture.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Grand Lounge - Mara Dalcanale. An integrated space to welcome friends and family is the professional's bet. Light colors, high technology and lots of direct lighting make up the lounge, made for enjoying good music, gastronomy and an extensive wine cellar. Images by photographer Fred Gustavo are displayed throughout the space.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Living Room and Gourmet Balcony - Ilana Santiago. Two environments are integrated into one in the space, promoted by natural elements that demarcate areas in the 170 m². The visitor is in contact with nature through the vertical garden, earthy tones, water mirrors and use of wood. Pieces by renowned designers and photographs by Isabela Frigieri make up the decor.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Dining Room - Juliana Cascaes. Designed in a symmetrical style, the space highlights design, sophistication and modernity. The lowered ceiling and the wooden floor emphasize the large dining table, a unique piece of furniture designed by Jader Almeida.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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La Vie Et Belle - Thiago Alencar. The mix of styles is present in this 40 m² space, which also explores cultural diversity. Original pieces of furniture and works of art permeate the space. The highlight is Thiago Alencar's sofa, with an animal print polka dot effect, the starting point of the project.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Vivet Space - Ariane Karise Entringer and Patrícia Rossetto. The Danish concept of Hygge is brought into the space, ensuring comfort and well-being in the way the visitor prefers, whether with friends or alone. The panel, designed to surround the jabuticabeira tree, conveys the idea of being connected with nature.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Boy's Suite - Elem Preza and Glaudecir Preza. The professional duo was inspired by a young man with a dynamic routine, passionate about traveling, games, music and sports. Technology and nature blend and integrate in the 51 m² space, with few pieces of furniture, an indoor garden and high-end technology.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Groom's Loft - Andressa Borsato and Zilda Zompero. Combined, classic and contemporary pieces come together to highlight the duality of personalities of the couple that occupies the loft. Inspired by Içami Tiba's poem, the environment takes on the theme "La Vie en Rose" and describes the passion of two opposing people, through contrasts.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Game Room - Neila Curvo, Maridilza Aquino and Susana Furlanetto. The strengthening of bonds is encouraged in this space, through group life, in an environment designed to celebrate life. Ropes and reforested wood make the place more cheerful, simple and encourage communication and fun, eliminating the need for electronic devices in exchange for relationships.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Couple's Master Suite - Léli Esteves. Noble raw materials, neutral and striking color palette and yellowish lighting give the feeling of coziness. With 84 m², the suite consists of a bed, a space integrated by a home cinema, a room for small meals, an art gallery with works by Lara Matana and Orlando Azevedo and a glass closet.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Boy's Suite - Elizangela Poltronieri, Itamara Cenci and Jessica Fiorenza. The origin of life is explored in the space through sensory and interactive panels, inspired by the Big Bang. The space is designed for young boys, pre-teens and teenagers and reflects the constant changes in their lives. The suite consists of a lavatory, closet, play and study space, and a bedroom.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Social Lavatory - Isis Dantas. Elegance and minimalism dictate the ambiance, which conveys a sense of sophistication and coziness through few elements, further enhancing the furniture. The screen with wooden panels, the lighting, the gold of the metals and the green of the foliage are the highlights of the space.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Bien Venue - Milena Niemeyer. A classic-style welcome greets guests in the foyer. A large living room, mostly white, creates a sophisticated and elegant atmosphere, highlighting the furniture and decoration pieces.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Home Office - Marina Martelli. Paintings by Mari San Martin, a visual artist from Rio de Janeiro, are displayed on the wall. Another wall, made of porcelain tiles with a marbled effect and gold stripes, brings sophistication to the space. The Louis XV armchair was revamped with pink upholstery.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Baby Suite - Luciana Duarte. With 42 m², the project mixes materials and trends, such as leather, wood and stone, creating a cozy environment for the baby. The crib, designed by designer Sergio Matos, is suspended and translates the lightness of the space. The room also has a vertical garden, decoration with natural stones, illuminated Corian pieces and crocheted animals, making it even more playful and lively. Light and neutral tones mark the furniture and walls.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Eduardo Garcia - Facade. The geometric shapes outlined by the bricks allude to the skyline of the buildings. The circles bring the energy of life into a "garden", graffitied by artist Babu Sete Oito, which reflects the theme of Casa Viva. When painting the garden, the artist proposes the following reflection: when you open yourself up, what nature reveals itself within you?

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Le Jardin Dior - Camila Borim. The restaurant at the show was inspired by the calm of a garden, a connection with Mother Earth, and a direct link to the feminine. The presence of light and solar energy, through the tensioned screen, ensures a pleasant and luxurious environment. Shades of pink, green, gray and orange make up the ambiance.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Recanto na Chapada - Marlom Aguiar. Local vegetation is mixed in decorative pieces and also in a strategically positioned ipê tree, portraying the sinuosity of the copper railings, which simulate the lookout. Earthy tones are highlighted, awakening countless sensations of harmony and composition, with original pieces in the space.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Living Room and Gourmet Balcony - Ilana Santiago. Two environments are integrated into one in the space, promoted by natural elements that demarcate areas in the 170 m². The visitor is in contact with nature through the vertical garden, earthy tones, water mirrors and use of wood. Pieces by renowned designers and photographs by Isabela Frigieri make up the decor.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Girl's Suite - Erika Queiroz. Neutral tones, sophisticated furniture and intimate lighting mark the space inspired by a young woman, both classic and contemporary. Casa Viva enters the suite through stones and wood in the composition of the space. The 60 m² are integrated into the bedroom, living room, bathroom and closet. The rug, designed by Erika, is being launched at the show.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Friends' Dining Room - Ivã Guimarães. Vincent Van Gogh's way of life, how he saw human beings and the world, in a poetic way, inspires the project. The environment refers to the harmony of the two feelings, exploring the coming together of people around new forms of gastronomic experiments.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Couple's Loft - Vanessa Koehler and Andréa Facchin Bidoia. European references permeate the compact and sophisticated space, full of comfort and elegance. The loft was inspired by luxury and contemporary times, exploring sobriety in furniture with straight lines and dark tones. A garden brings life and counterpoints the darker tones.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Home Theater - Ana Carolina Gori. The professional observed the interaction between the home theater and the wine tasting space. Thus, the environment emerged, inspired by a modern family sharing moments with friends. The contemporary, minimalist and timeless concepts are highlighted in the choice of furniture.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Refúgio Vinte Sete - Renata Ayoub Giglio. Designed to be a point of balance within the home, nude, wood and rose tones blend together to bring warmth to the space. The trend in green glass is explored by the professional. The furniture features designer pieces by Jader Almeida and Jayme Bernardo. The number 27 was chosen because it is Renata's birthday and also because of numerology: when added together, you get the number nine, which represents the end of one cycle and the beginning of another, in addition to symbolizing the highest form of universal love.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

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Club House - André Mann and Nathalie Schamaltz, from Casa 1604 Arquitetos. The extensive ceiling height highlights organic materials and their textures are highlighted through lighting, earthy tones and classic materials, such as leather and velvet. Technology is present in the suspended illuminated table, surrounded by benches, and in the giant screen that appears to float. On the brick wall, a unique, large art full of color and movement stands out.

(Levi Mendes Jr.)

The biennial exhibition, founded by Emili and Vagner Ayoub Giglio, is now in its 12th edition , showcasing the best of design, architecture, landscaping and local art within the event's annual theme,A Casa Viva . CASACOR Mato Grosso takes place in over 2,000 m² of Shopping Estação Cuiabá , with 29 spaces designed by 60 professionals . As visitors walk through the spaces, they come across a variety of trends and inspirations for their own homes. Open shelves are all the rage, and in addition to being functional, they divide up spaces, delimit them and integrate them in a light and practical way. Sober tones are present and gain bold touches of more vibrant colors, such as orange and more intense blue. Gold is present in the coverings and details, bringing elegance and refinement. Another strong point of the exhibition is the lighting. The lighting projects are well arranged to enhance the décor and highlight valuable objects of the concept, in addition to the lamps that, in some environments, are the highlight of the entire surroundings. Pay attention to the street art , which awakens an urban and contemporary touch to the details of the spaces. Check it all out in the gallery above with the 29 environments of CASACOR Mato Grosso 2018 ! CASACOR SERVICE Mato Grosso 2018 WHEN? From October 31st to December 16th, 2018

Tuesday to Saturday, from 2pm to 10pm Sunday, from 2pm to 8pm WHERE? Shopping Station Cuiaba - 9300 - Duque de Caxias, Cuiaba AS? Full price: R$40 Half-price: R$20 Click here and buy your ticket online!

Dining Room - Juliana Cascaes. Designed in a symmetrical style, the space highlights design, sophistication and modernity. The lowered ceiling and the wooden floor emphasize the large dining table, a unique piece of furniture designed by Jader Almeida.

Bien Venue - Milena Niemeyer. A classic-style welcome greets guests in the foyer. A large living room, mostly white, creates a sophisticated and elegant atmosphere, highlighting the furniture and decoration pieces.

Home Office - Marina Martelli. Paintings by Mari San Martin, a visual artist from Rio de Janeiro, are displayed on the wall. Another wall, made of porcelain tiles with a marbled effect and gold stripes, brings sophistication to the space. The Louis XV armchair was revamped with pink upholstery.

Friends' Dining Room - Ivã Guimarães. Vincent Van Gogh's way of life, how he saw human beings and the world, in a poetic way, inspires the project. The environment refers to the harmony of the two feelings, exploring the coming together of people around new forms of gastronomic experiments.

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