CASACOR MS 2018 reflects the home as a refuge in 24 environments
Whether in residential or corporate spaces, the A Casa Viva concept is increasingly present and reveals the desire for hospitality
By Redação
Submitted at Oct 24, 2018, 11:48 AM
03 min de leitura
01/25 -
Bosque do Encontro - Eliane de Oliveira, Jorge Nantes and Giorgia Dávalo. Landscape designers combined local materials with sustainable, sophisticated elements. In the space of almost 200 m², visitors are welcomed in the large lounge, on a deck that uses reforested pine, including a reflecting pool. On the roof, bamboo favors the suspension of species such as ferns, Portuguese lace and goat's beard.
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02/25 -
Bar and Restaurant Barra Latina by Nazca - Diego Martins and Diego Rezende. At the entrance, sisal ropes cross the hall. They were designed based on the mathematical concept of hyperbolic paraboloid, used in popular housing in some Latin American countries. Several pieces of furniture were made of granite and wood, in a contrasting temperature of two natural materials.
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03/25 -
Garage - Gabriela de Marco and Paula Magalhães. Inspired by the riches of the Pantanal, the garage gains another identity and invites you to welcome friends and family for a drink. Light wood and burnt cement on the floor predominate, creating a pleasant atmosphere along with shades of green and salmon. The neon sign symbolizes the cerrado horizon at dusk.
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04/25 -
Traveler's Room - Viviane Corrêa. A true collection of experiences gathered from trips around the world. The door was brought from Bali and the sculptures from Africa. There are also pieces from China, Thailand, Morocco and India. Everything harmonized with the freshness and mix of colors and cultures typically Brazilian, as well as classic and contemporary elements.
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05/25 -
Modern Woman's Suite - Ana Flávia Freitas, Giovanna Cunha and Rafaelle Velasque. Metal structures and straight lines are the main elements, acting as a divider between the bedroom and the closet. On the ceiling, the cut-out plaster reinforces the definition of the spaces and provides lighting. Millennial pink appears occasionally in the objects, in a delicate contrast with the more urban gray. Everything to convey the vision of the modern woman, who does not give up practicality and beauty in the details.
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06/25 -
Estar da Ticket Office and Facade - Paulo Henrique and Vinícius Assenço. In the smallest space of the exhibition, an experience of comfort and complicity with greenery. Burnt cement refers to the metropolis; On the other side, wooden boxes, from floor to ceiling, remind us of the cosiness of the countryside. Both gained some features where the gardens sprout. Simple elements produce visual effects, such as the lines that form a panel.
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07/25 -
Cool Working - Fábio Menoncin. Wooden slats create movement on the ceiling and walls, in addition to breaking up the formality of the set. The corporate space also embraces the Casa Viva concept and features a green wall with ferns. It is divided into a workstation; a lounge with a sinuous sofa for relaxed conversations; and a high table with stools for coffee breaks.
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08/25 -
Studio A Casa é Sua - Douglas Raldi. The main inspiration is the song of the same name, by Arnaldo Antunes. In addition to the music, the space exudes Brazilianness and is full of references in design and art. The colors suggest unity in the mix, in a gradation that starts on the floor connected to more earthy tones and goes up to the green ceiling, with the delicacy of the golden pendant.
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09/25 -
Baby Suite - Maria Helena Bertola and Paulo Eduardo Reis Giordano. There is no shortage of natural references in the space, such as floors with a touch of wood and marble in the wet areas. The lighting is distributed smoothly, accentuating comfort and the color palette reveals an updated classic style.
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10/25 -
Trussardi Store - Lays Amanda Elias, Maria Claudia Guimarães, Priscilla Queiroz and Stephany Duré. The brand's visual identity inspires the color palette, such as various shades of gray in the furniture and black in the details. Between modern and contemporary, the style of the ambiance emphasizes linens and table and bath items, creating a soft atmosphere that combines comfort and elegance.
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11/25 -
Jewelry - Sandra Madeira. The sculptural element installed on the wall and ceiling, designed by the professionals, is the highlight of the project. Black, white and gold are confirmed in the color palette. Another important point is the circulation, which favors the presence of the visitor with well-distributed furniture, without losing the cozy character. The chandelier is in the shape of a jewel, to finish.
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12/25 -
Living room - Alessandra Gibran. Under the ceiling with slatted wood edges, contemporary elements are distributed in a loose and integrated layout. The predominant tones are the natural gold of the wood, the pendant lights and the veins of the illuminated onyx stone, present both on the wall next to the bar and on the fireplace that divides the spaces.
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13/25 -
Resort Lounge - Desirée Mendonça. The environment was designed as a corporate space for Rio Quente Resort. Desirée opted for millennium pink on the walls, boiseries and low lighting, for a classic and soft vibe. At the same time, he included palm trees in pots and created a refuge. Notice the floor, where the white wooden deck intersperses spaces with sand to support the plants, reminiscent of the vacation and beach atmosphere.
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14/25 -
Deca Bathroom - Alessandra Mafuci. The functional bathroom was designed for the whole family and features a clean, sophisticated concept. Silver marble is the main covering, in polished slabs on the floor and walls, coordinating with the light colors of the Deca bathroom fixtures. The mirror's gold frames confirm the refinement.
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15/25 -
Intimate Living Room and Reading Room - Cintia Abreu and Simone Prado. The central piece is the pivoting fireplace, which helps to divide the spaces. Classic and contemporary come together in this versatile space, which is given the comfort of armchairs and chaises in a pink tone. Mirrors and coverings also take center stage. To increase access to this experience, the space offers information in Braille.
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16/25 -
Nando Rodrigues Suite / I'm Just Wind, Sun, Heart - Studio 213 | Architecture. Actor Nando Rodrigues, born in Mato Grosso do Sul, was the inspiration for the space, which encourages connection with nature. That's why Tainá Binato and Mariana Monnerat are working on an interesting idea: to be a spectator of nature, instead of watching life pass by on a cell phone screen. Hence the exuberance of greenery, textures and the wooden ceiling, which becomes an additional space for art.
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17/25 -
Pantanal Foyer in Black and White - Luis Pedro Scalise. With a scenographic profile, the environment arouses curiosity and explores water as a living element, with dry ice mist. The colorful Pantanal landscape stands out, but black and white gain space throughout the artistic installation, exposing an increasingly degraded scenario, in a reflection on environmental preservation.
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18/25 -
CNB Refuge - Patrícia Boaro. The challenge was to integrate a gourmet space, balcony, lounge and spa into a single indoor space. Raw wood veneers unify the set, under the same roof, and also warm up the walls. The décor features light tones and soft lighting, inspired by daylight. In the kitchen, custom-made furniture hides the refrigerator and stove with technology for grilling barbecue.
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19/25 -
CNB Refuge - Patrícia Boaro. The challenge was to integrate a gourmet space, balcony, lounge and spa into a single indoor space. Raw wood veneers unify the set, under the same roof, and also warm up the walls. The décor features light tones and soft lighting, inspired by daylight. In the kitchen, custom-made furniture hides the refrigerator and stove with technology for grilling barbecue.
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20/25 -
Young Collector's Lounge - Silvia Lotfi. Dark walls highlight the works and contrast with the objects. The arrangement of the mirrors ensures a sense of depth, while drawings produced with lighting bring a touch of experimentation. The collection includes paintings by Edson Castro, Carlos Nunes, a collection by Lasar Segall, photographs by Ricardo Valêncio and Heron Zanatta and wooden sculptures by the Renata Tavares studio.
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21/25 -
Dining Room - Ananda Mella. Pure elegance. The space is cozy and elegant, with wood covering the walls and ceiling, as well as a fabric panel with a leather texture. The vertical garden takes over the other wall, full of freshness. In the center, two dining tables joined together offer 12 seats, with a stone sideboard between them. Duct-shaped light fixtures balance the look. The painting is by photographer Ricardo Valêncio.
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22/25 -
Dressing room - Bárbara Guimarães. The space is dedicated to bonding and socializing, welcoming those interested in undergoing a beauty procedure. Integration is important, as is the concept of symmetry that guides the entire project. The colors are warm and the materials, such as the brick wall, explore textures.
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23/25 -
Loft - Artur Moraes, Joana Moraes and Miralba Moraes. Lofts are spaces without partitions, where subtleties demarcate each room. This is what we find in this 117 m² project inspired by sustainability, which reuses materials found in a junkyard. A wall was made of sheet metal and separates the bedroom from the living room, ensuring privacy. A matte stain was applied to it to prevent rust from spreading. In the back, in the kitchen, the F53 countertop by Florense is over 4 meters long.
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24/25 -
Chalet of Time - Christine Zeni and Letícia Fornari. This home extension invites you to disconnect from technology. The architecture resembles a small building, where families would gather to create photo albums, write letters, listen to music and be together. The arrangement of the furniture is welcoming, in this place that connects the visitor with nature in several ways - in the green ceiling, in the wallpaper details with foliage, in the plants and the tree trunk table.
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Boulangerie - Julia de Sá. The architect had Paris cafés in mind and incorporated pieces from her collection, collected on trips throughout Brazil and abroad. The decorative elements are highlighted by the famous boiserie, a covering technique from the 17th and 18th centuries, which frames walls with embossed wooden panels. With elegance, shades of blue highlight the walls, striped sofas, crockery and decorative objects.
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CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul presents 24 creative spaces , designed by 44 professionals , including architects, interior designers and landscapers. Located in the Bosque dos Ipês Shopping Mall , the exhibition surprises visitors with the immersion it offers, covering 1,800 m² on a single level. The spaces reflect the increasingly necessary search for a physical, mental and spiritual refuge. For this reason, the spaces are filled with nature – in addition to plants and inspiration from the Pantanal, there is an intense use of greenery and textured materials.The most intimate and constant connection with nature and between people is certainly the starting point, but the trends are even broader. Metallics, such as gold and rose gold, add sophistication to some details. Another bet is the mix of contemporary with classic references, such as boiseries framing walls. Light is also an important resource, softening the atmosphere when the moment calls for it. Collections, travel finds and personal archives are also valued. Everything so that the spaces reflect who we are intimately, inspiring a life full of meaning and identity.CASACOR SERVICE Mato Grosso do Sul 2018WHEN? From October 19th to December 2nd, 2018 Tuesday to Friday, from 4pm to 10pm
Sunday, from 1pm to 7pm WHERE? Shopping Bosque dos Ipês - Consul Assaf Trad Avenue, 4796 AS? Full price: R$40 Half-price: R$20 Click here and buy your ticket online!
