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The colors of CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018 to inspire you!

CASACOR RJ 2018 has come to an end, but the colors of the spaces remain as inspiration for the days ahead

By A Cor da Casa

Submitted at Nov 5, 2018, 10:40 AM

03 min de leitura
The colors of CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018 to inspire you!
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Rosemary Kitchen, by Bernardo Gaudie-Ley & Tânia Braida

(André Nazareth)
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Cine Open Air Emporium & Lounge, by Cristina Cortes, Virna Carvalho & Sandro Ward

(André Nazareth)
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Bookstore and Reading Room, by Hanna Brauer, Bianca Prior & Regina Prior

(André Nazareth)
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Zen Suite, by Jacira Pinheiro

(André Nazareth)
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Zen Suite, by Jacira Pinheiro

(André Nazareth)
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Apartment Gallery, by Lu Kreimer and Manuel Ferreira

(André Nazareth)
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Carioca Room, by Manu and Marcia Müller

(André Nazareth)
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Carioca Room, by Manu and Marcia Müller

(André Nazareth)
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Living Area, by Maria Carolina Valim and Camila Raimundo & Danilo Ferreira

(André Nazareth)
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Living Area, by Maria Carolina Valim and Camila Raimundo & Danilo Ferreira

(André Nazareth)
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Living Area, by Maria Carolina Valim and Camila Raimundo & Danilo Ferreira

(André Nazareth)
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Living Sage, by Bianca da Hora

(André Nazareth)
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Living Area, by Maria Carolina Valim and Camila Raimundo & Danilo Ferreira

(André Nazareth)
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Studio NEO, by Monique Pampolha and Hannah Cabral

(André Nazareth)
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Vista Bar and Lounge, by Paula Neder, PN+ Collective & Viviane Menescal

(André Nazareth)
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Living Sage, by Bianca da Hora

(André Nazareth)
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Living Sage, by Bianca da Hora

(André Nazareth)
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Urban Refuge, by Bruno Carvalho & Camila Avelar

(André Nazareth)
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Decompression Room, by Carla Napolião, Andrea Eiras & Aurora Grei

(André Nazareth)
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Decompression Room, by Carla Napolião, Andrea Eiras & Aurora Grei

(André Nazareth)
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Master Suite, by Claudia Pimenta and Patricia Franco

(André Nazareth)
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Master Suite, by Claudia Pimenta and Patricia Franco

(André Nazareth)

After a busy holiday, full of visitors, CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018 closed its doors last night (04). But despite the end, which is always sad, there are also inspirations that remain with the closing of each edition. One of them are the colors, which stay and remain in our memories and permeate our ideas after the visit. If we could summarize the theme of the 2018 show in tones, it would undoubtedly be greens, pinks and grays, the ones chosen to represent the color of the house.

Greens, in their various shades, were without a doubt the star of this edition. With the themeA Casa Viva very present in each space, the various shades of green are truly unforgettable, due to the originality of the use – and abuse – of this color that is not so common in decoration projects. They were unanimous and used by all architects in the projects and details.

Grays and pinks were also very striking and present. These are colors that are very popular, especially in light shades, which bring a contemporary tone to the environment. Both in the details – such as a pink refrigerator, or a gray floor that imitates wood – and in the main parts of the project – such as wall colors and furniture.

Check out a tour of the environments that used and abused these three beautiful colors, and take the opportunity to take a taste of them as you say goodbye to the super CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018. See you next time !