The spheres that illuminate CASACOR Minas 2017

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Antechamber and Dining Room by Situar Projetos: Minimalist and with neoclassical architecture, the space values conviviality and integration. The project maintains the original features of the mansion and mixes them with contemporary elements, such as the two Sputnik pendants (of different sizes), by designer Ana Neute.

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Essential Suite by CR Studio de Arquitetura e Design: The suite, with its neutral tones and contemporary style, draws attention to the bed by Patrícia Urquiola and the Concept pendant, measuring 1.3m in diameter with illuminated spheres, by Abatjour de Arte. Both attract the visitor's attention and stand out in the space.

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Central Room by Dodora Gontijo: The design for this space came not from the interior, but from the view of the city, provided by the windows of the mansion. Dodora knew how to use verticality with well-designed proportions and lower furniture to expand the space. Composing this set and the concept of the room, the professional added the BELLE pendant, by Abatjour de Arte . A 4 m² structure - in solid welded bronze, on which float 15 spheres of smoked blown glass.

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Central Hall and Staircase by Lena Pinheiro: The iconic rosewood staircase joins three central halls where a large graphic panel covers the staircase wall, with a street art feel. To finish off the décor, the space features a pendant light by Víbia.

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Wine Room by Camile Guedes: To create a pleasant environment for experimentation, the professional was careful in choosing the materials, where the proposal is to awaken all the senses. The wall in the sofa area has a houndstooth pattern and is finished off with charming lighting from Bubble sconces, from Abatjour de Arte.

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It was only in 2009 that scientists were able to observe the structure of a molecule using an electron microscope. This was a major breakthrough for chemists and physicists, as well as an important discovery for all of humanity. What was not expected was that the shape of the bonds between atoms would inspire not only scholars, but also professionals in architecture and design. Since then, the irregular, asymmetrical and natural shape of molecules has served as inspiration for the creation of pieces such as lamps, pendants and spherical wall lights, which have been a hit at CASACOR events throughout Brazil. In Minas Gerais, it was no different. Among the 41 environments that make up the exhibition, some of them bet on this trend to illuminate and add extra charm to the lighting project of the space. In the gallery above, we have separated the professionals who were inspired by the beauty of atoms to bring lighting solutions. CASACOR MINAS SERVICE 2017 WHEN? From August 12 to September 24, 2017 Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 10pm

Sundays and Holidays from 1pm to 7pm WHERE? 383 Sapucai Street – Belo Horizonte – MG AS? Full: R$50 Half-price: R$25 Passport: R$ 150 Buy your ticket online clicking here !

Central Hall and Staircase by Lena Pinheiro: The iconic rosewood staircase joins three central halls where a large graphic panel covers the staircase wall, with a street art feel. To finish off the décor, the space features a pendant light by Víbia.

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