CASACOR 2026 record player nooks transform listening to music into a ritual traduzido por: OPENROUTER

The record player corners have returned to occupy a prominent place in interior projects, but not only for their nostalgic appeal. At a time when the home has also become a space for pause and contemplation, these small refuges dedicated to music invite us to slow down, transform listening into a ritual, and create projects focused on well-being. More than accommodating a turntable and a vinyl collection, they help build an atmosphere of permanence.

Estúdio Clara Nahas - Estúdio Semibreve. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2026. (Divulgação/CASACOR)

At CASACOR 2026, several professionals explore this idea from different perspectives. In A Poética do Ritmo, by Isabella Nalon Arquitetura e Interiores, at CASACOR São Paulo, the music room is entirely dedicated to analog listening. Surrounded by walls and a ceiling in a rosé tone, the space brings together a turntable and vinyl records in a composition that reinforces the proposal of connection through music. Also at the São Paulo show, the Estúdio Semibreve A Poética do Ritmo, by Clara Nahas, positions the turntable as the protagonist of a home designed to prioritize conversation, music, and time lived, replacing the television with shared experiences.

Luísa Macedo - Estar Aqui e Agora. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2026. (Edgard César/CASACOR)

At CASACOR Goiás, music also participates in the construction of the projects. In Estar Aqui e Agora, by Luísa Macêdo, the turntable appears on a sideboard surrounded by works of art, integrating a sensory architecture focused on presence and the balance between mind and heart. In Loft Urucum, by Marcos Lula, the equipment appears discreetly among books and decorative objects on the shelf, demonstrating how the music corner can be incorporated into everyday life.

Marco Lula - Loft Urucum. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2026. (Edgard César/CASACOR)

In Sala Presença, by Alessandra Gandolfi, at CASACOR Paraná, the turntable occupies a special place next to the drinks bar, accompanying a project designed to gather people around conversations, movies, games, and good times. In Sala do Vinho, by Denise Almeida, at CASACOR Piauí, the vinyl curation reinforces the proposal of a space where wine, art, and music go hand in hand, transforming the experience of being at home into an invitation to slow down.

Alessandra Gandolfi - Sala Presença. Projeto da CASACOR Paraná 2026. (Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)

By bringing together turntables, vinyl records, books, and works of art in the same composition, the record player corners at CASACOR 2026 show how decoration can translate habits and personal interests. More than a vintage element, they reaffirm the importance of creating spaces that stimulate sensory experiences and gatherings, making music an integral part of contemporary living.

Denise Almeida - Sala do Vinho. Projeto da CASACOR Piauí 2026. (Felipe Petrovsky/CASACOR)

traduzido por: OPENROUTER