Casa Viva meets industrial style at CASACOR Goiás 2018

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Living 5 – Ana Paula de Castro and Sanderson Porto. Golden profiles make the difference, applied to the baseboards and the fixing edges of the light pendants. The Mont Blanc quartzite wall stands out, while exposed concrete is applied to the other surfaces. A backdrop that does justice to the selection of furniture, which intersperses delicate lines and more present volume: some examples are the ON sofa, the High Armchair by Oscar Niemeyer and the Pétala coffee table, by Jorge Zalszupin.

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Charming Inn Room 8 – Cynara de Siqueira and Karina de Siqueira. In this charming and historic inn, period furniture is mixed with modern elements, such as the articulated suede bed. There is an authentic 1960s buffet in caviúna and lacquer and a French wardrobe from the early 20th century. Reclaimed wood frames the mirror. In the lighting, notice the Lepanto column in Murano, by the Italian brand Vistosi Vettreria, the rope pendant and the slender columns by Guilherme Wentz, in blown glass and LEDs. The industrial reference comes only in the ceiling marked by the exposed structure painted white.

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Baby Studio – Rubya Zottele and Rhayssa Guerra. The copper metal structure conveys lightness, but supports the crib and shapes the ceiling, reminiscent of industrial lofts. To further stray from the obvious, gray is included. It contrasts with the dry pink of the details and the tauari parquet floor, a natural wood. The set of side tables is by Alê Alvarenga, and the Trotter chair is by Rogier Martens.

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Café nas Alturas – Ana Maria Miller and Tainá Torres. The highlight is the installation tree. It leads the eye to the track lighting on the ceiling, which recalls the industrial style of New York cafes. The reference also inspired the brick wall and base in neutral colors, such as black, white and gray. In furniture, colorful pieces break the cold climate brought by raw materials.

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You're the Sky – Karla Bittar and Eduardo Bittar. At the entrance, the neon sign warns: “You're the sky, not the clouds”. Everything passes, but the sky remains. The symbolism continues in the exposed concrete, whose texture encourages you to slow down and connect with yourself. The industrial atmosphere is broken by the use of “living” materials, from natural materials to stones, as well as leather, cotton fabrics and various plants.

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Renault Garage - Arytana Stefenoni and Ticiana Stefenoni. With 70 m², the environment reminds us of Cuba and invites you to contemplate the brand's launch in an intimate atmosphere. The exposed structures and concrete are broken up by the navy blue coating created by Lea Cerâmica and Benedikt Wiertz, from Ateliê Xakra. Another highlight is the lighting, with pendants by designer Andre Ferri.

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Vegetable garden 40 – André Lenza. The proposal is to bring greenery into the house, as if the kitchen were in the backyard. Green gives color to neutral and dark tones. Without giving up modernity, it is defined by straight lines, clean surfaces and industrial design. The professional incorporated the existing pipes into the project, in addition to using visible spots and rulers, in the same color as the slab. In the loose furniture, the highlights are pieces by Zanini de Zanine.

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Unimed Goiânia Health Lounge – Roberta Santos and Luísa Nogueira Azevedo. The space suggests an offline moment and a connection with nature. The use of steel and stage lighting suggest an industrial style warmed by the wood panels. The blue painted wall brings color to the space. Ferns and other species are inserted in the niches of the wooden bookshelf, bringing the project to life. The 37 m² space also houses a pantry, a reading area and a place to gather friends. Wood could not be left out of the materials, combined with steel and Silestone coverings, in the shades Charcoal Soapstone and Golden Calacata.

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Bathroom – W. Leão Ogawa and Heitor Arrais. In this separate world, the 70 m² are populated by around one hundred potted plants, with several Brazilian species that add color to the space. On the walls, the cement coating reinforces the appeal of the textures and, on the ceiling, the exposed concrete brings the rustic factory look. Nature also comes in wood, the raw material for the ceiling and furniture. Simplicity does not disguise the relevance of the signed pieces, such as the Marquesa benches by Oscar Niemeyer, the BF bookcase by Bernardo Figueiredo and the Rede armchair, by Jean Gillon.

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Golfer's Studio – Kerley de Melo. In these 104 m², gray dominates. But the green is abundant, in generous pots. The various rounded elements soften the look, combined with the comfort of wood, exposed brick and fabrics. The furniture and objects bear the signatures of Arthur de Mattos Casas, Zanini Caldas and Luan del Sávio, as well as Carol Gay crystals. The lighting was created by designer Ana Neute.

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The industrial trend is once again in evidence this year at CASACOR Goiás . Professionals were inspired by New York lofts and brought industrial references to the show. Shades of gray, exposed structures and elements that highlight raw materials meet bright colors, contemporary design and nature. Check it out! CASACOR GOIAS SERVICE 2018 WHEN? From May 4th to June 13th, 2018 Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 10pm

WHERE? Corner – St. Marista Avenue, Goiânia – GO, 74215-240 AS? Half price: R$25; Full ticket: R$50; Passport: R$ 130 (entry valid for all days of the exhibition). Click here and buy your ticket online!

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