Decoration, Environments

33 lavatories at CASACOR 2016 with creative solutions

Functional or just decorative, the washrooms at CASACOR 2016 received different coverings and decorations that you can see in the gallery below!

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Jan 9, 2017, 1:27 PM

01 min de leitura

CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Lavatory Garden – Ana Cristina Batista, Aucélio Monteiro Filho, Daniella Figueiredo, Maria do Socorro Fernandes and Yuri Fernandes. Copper is the central element of the project, the raw material of the structure designed to embrace the sinks and some niches in the wall, from which a lush vertical garden begins.

CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Lavatory Garden – Ana Cristina Batista, Aucélio Monteiro Filho, Daniella Figueiredo, Maria do Socorro Fernandes and Yuri Fernandes. Copper is the central element of the project, the raw material of the structure designed to embrace the sinks and some niches in the wall, from which a lush vertical garden begins.

With several creative solutions, the lavatories at CASACOR 2016 showcased a variety of styles and finishes. Check out 33 lavatories from different shows in Brazil that showcase the latest bathroom trends.

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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 feature that visually expands the area are the mirrors applied to the walls and cabinet doors.

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Young Woman's Lavatory - Cynthia Costa. The wooden panel covers the ceiling and walls to create a cozy setting. Here, there is a place for makeup, on the same countertop as the sink with gold metalwork. The modular units follow the sophistication, with a pearlescent high gloss finish in gold. To finish off, an exclusive rug in glass tiles.

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Lavabo Social - Ju Nejaim. The luxury of the celebrations drove the architect's choices, who applied velvety wallpaper and chose marble to cover the floor and countertops. Antique Baccarat crystal perfumes and a Murano vase with orchids affirm refinement. The acrylic armchair and side table by Jader Almeida transmit current affairs and make this place of passage more welcoming.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Lavabo - Débora Piaia Zurk. Gold makes any environment sophisticated and it was no different in this large bathroom space, measuring 30 m². The metallic appears in details, such as in the overlapping mirrors, and also inspires the tone of the lighting, which highlights moldings and cutouts in the structure. The porcelain tiles on the floor and the marble on the countertop finish and ennoble the result.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Wine & Prose - Cris Passing and Giovane Marangoni. It all started with the bespoke carpentry, which takes advantage of every inch of the 7.3m² space. The tones are sophisticated and the finishes are the same, such as croco leather. Bronze stones and metals are trends. To finish, walls dyed in a shade of red named after wine, Merlot.

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2016. Functional Women's Lavatory - Bruna Feres and Thaís Baldi. The project reveals two sides of women. One of them is delicacy, expressed in the flower pattern on the wall, in the metals and gold finishes. Strength inspires the black fixtures and the two-tone geometric floor.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Beach toilet - Jean de Just. In this beach-chic style, copper and gold add a sophisticated touch. At the same time, walls covered in straw texture evoke simplicity - not to mention the floor covered in sand!

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Public Restroom - Nádia Pedrosa and Lívia Rocha. The wall of blue cobogós already existed and was intentionally backlit. Its curves are redesigned by the path of the waterfall water. The use of defined geometric shapes without ornaments is expressed in the minimalist design of the other elements.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Young Girl's Bath - Geferson Berté. Light tones and curvilinear shapes evoke the femininity sought by the professional, who had 18 m² at his disposal. Classic elements, such as the armchair, the crystal chandelier and the satin wallpaper, coexist with contemporary items, such as the support bench and the bathtub accompanied by metals from Deca's Gold line.

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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 harmoniously breaks with the architecture. 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. Beachside lavatory - Jean de Just. French architect Jean de Just has restored historic Parisian landmarks such as the Grand Palais, the Palais Royal and the Opéra Garnier. In 2014, he opened his office in the country, and now showcases his idea of beach, sun and nature, combined with the charm of the old house. The crown molding, countertop and pendant were developed by him with artisan friends, while the Adriana e Carlota studio created the wall design.

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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 São Paulo 2016. Public Restrooms - Joanne Ximenes, Karine Maia and Joel Castro Filho. The façade combines various shades of stone to maintain the project's natural appeal. It houses the living area with cabins, measuring 40 m². Hydraulic tiles and half-wall paneling were used on the walls. For an even more welcoming space, note that the ceiling is filled with vegetation. The black fixtures are from Deca.

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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 papyrus.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Restaurant Lavatory – Larissa Portilho and Helios Alencastro. Measuring just 4.89m², the space prioritizes functional solutions, such as the custom-made suspended quartz countertop. A tray with a gold frame holds hygiene items, while glass vases hanging from ropes from the ceiling hold succulents. The painting designed by the architects was done by artist Natanael Gonçalves.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Unisex Bathroom 01 - Fábio Bouillet and Rodrigo Jorge. The space is surrounded by a large wooden panel, with gold details, formed by the doors of the cabins. On the floor, the dark porcelain tile extends the refinement. Another wall is covered in mirror, which reflects the garden of dry branches applied next to the marble countertop.

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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 on the countertop and panels separating the stalls. LED lights and elements reused from other projects demonstrate their concern for sustainability.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Guest Toilet - Caroline Arantes and Juliana Cascaes. The duo had plenty of space available for a toilet, 55m², and decided to create a spacious waiting room. Gray predominates, including the stone-like floor, with discreet interferences of graphics and brushstrokes of blue and green.

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. After Beer Lavatory - Cintia Aguiar. The brewery's bathrooms were designed in an industrial style, with some rock'n'roll elements and cool ideas, such as the drinks cart with bike wheels. The bubble panel makes the wait more pleasant.

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Café Lavatories – Natalia Schäffer. The 13.35m² space presented a challenge due to its previously underutilized cut-out shapes. The layout brought functionality to the space, which incorporated the urban style in the exposed bricks, concrete and especially the graffitied wall.

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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 Paraíba 2016. Lavatory Garden – Ana Cristina Batista, Aucélio Monteiro Filho, Daniella Figueiredo, Maria do Socorro Fernandes and Yuri Fernandes. Copper is the central element of the project, the raw material of the structure designed to embrace the sinks and some niches in the wall, from which a lush vertical garden begins.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Lounge Casa Cor Santa Catarina - Indiara Daros Barbieri and Bruno BarbierI. The two-tone floor with two finishes is an attraction in itself, with a design that suggests movement. The door gained a luxurious touch, upholstered in plum tufted velvet. Lamborghini Italian porcelain tiles on one of the walls and natural dark lapacho wood complete the repertoire of sophisticated materials.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Jardim dos Lavabos – Ana Cristina Batista, Aucélio Monteiro Filho, Daniella Figueiredo, Maria do Socorro Fernandes and Yuri Fernandes. Woodcuts and furniture of national design come together to accentuate the Brazilian character, as does the touch of vegetation. The shapes of the wall covering and the lighting that enhances the outline of the bookshelf guide the eye through the space, with the help of lighting.

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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 artist Ivan Erick to compose the space, which brings together elements from the history of bathing and the cult of the body.

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CASACOR São Paulo 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 shower heads. 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 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 Paraná 2016. Bathroom for Him and Her - Nilson Torres. The finishing is exquisite in this 95 m² space, which has an industrial chic style. The walls and ceiling were covered in Argento MDF, while the walls leading to the men's and women's bathrooms were covered in metallic stickers. On the floor, the marble in two colors has a chevron pattern. The contrast comes on the back wall, with cement slabs, and on the bathroom's interior floor in burnt cement in a natural tone, introducing rawer textures. The three resin skulls were made by the artist Tony Reis.

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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 tile finishes.

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Wine Cellar and Lavatory - Camila Bignoto. One foot in the past and the other in the present with futuristic vibes in side-by-side spaces. The high-tech-inspired lavatory highlights the lighting, with the LED design projected onto the wall giving the impression of a tear. The feature also enhances the metallic tones of the wallpaper. The faucet, launched by Deca, transforms the flow of water into energy.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Functional Lavatory - Barbara Penha and Pauline Moraes. The bathroom cubicles were custom-made and reproduce the structure of a container in the partitions. The industrial aesthetic of New York lofts continues in the brick cladding and exposed pipes and wiring. The final touch is the Butterfly armchair, manufactured by Casalecchi and originally designed in 1938.

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Lavabo Social - Ju Nejaim. The luxury of the celebrations led the architect's choices, who applied velvety wallpaper and chose marble to cover the floor and countertops. Antique Baccarat crystal perfumes and a Murano vase with orchids affirm refinement. The acrylic armchair and side table by Jader Almeida transmit current affairs and make this place of passage more welcoming.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Functional Lavatory - Barbara Penha and Pauline Moraes. The bathroom cubicles were custom-made and reproduce the structure of a container in the partitions. The industrial aesthetic of New York lofts continues in the brick cladding and exposed pipes and wiring. The final touch is the Butterfly armchair, manufactured by Casalecchi and originally designed in 1938.

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