CASACOR 2016: 7 Home Offices to work well from home

With technological innovations and the reduction of space in companies, there is a growing trend of migrating the work environment to the home. People are working more and more hours from their own homes, on their laptops, cell phones and tablets. But it is not easy to concentrate with so many other distractions. Many people choose to reserve a corner for introspection and productivity at home. Home offices also deserve special decoration. Check out office ideas designed by the best architects and designers in the country for CASACOR 2016 .

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CASACOR Campinas 2016. Home Office - Marco, Volmar and Carla Stancati. The space integrates trends in corporate and residential architecture, with emphasis on lighting, automation and furniture. Exposed brick cladding, burnt cement and reclaimed wood reinforce the space's modernity. Some special pieces were made of copper and corten steel. The artwork was signed by artist and interior designer Carla Stancati.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Home Office - Larissa Gomes. The white pantone was chosen and appears on the floor, countertops and ceiling, in contrast with the walnut veneers of the panels. The suspended marble countertop adds lightness, as do the thin, floating shelves. They were made of carbon steel and inserted into the recessed niches of the panels. As for the furniture, pieces by Sergio Rodrigues are an added attraction.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Escada Office – Josy Brandstetter and Denis Rezende. Spot lighting highlights the chosen coverings and furniture. The Glass Drop Chrome pendant, a small incandescent glass drop, stands out. Geometric shapes appear in the application of the 3D coverings and in the layout of the ceiling. The space features pieces by designers such as Zanini de Zanine and Mattheo Thun.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Home Office - Roberta Bertazzo. The architect had in mind a jewelry designer who works with Brazilian stones. Thus, the jade green color, which suggests harmony and encourages concentration, punctuates the 40 m² space. Other references, such as the cutting of stones, appear in the round mirror, in the bookcase with triangular niches and in the geometric pattern of the wallpaper.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Advertising Professional's Home Office – Carolina Hamad, Glenda Pontes and Rayssa Ferreira. The day-to-day life of a social columnist inspired the composition with an industrial appeal, accentuated by the use of black, the corten steel bookshelf and the 3D wall covering. The light wood on the floor and the glass base on the work desk ensure lightness.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Home Office - Patricia Hagobian. The space has plenty of natural light, but does not give up on a lighting project that focuses on the works of art and the work desk. The full bookshelf invites you to read.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Lawyer's Home Office (Todeschini Space) - Edilene Melo. The lines of French design guide the project, marked by the tones of the Malbec veneer and the special Todeschini paint. With only 13.18m², the secret was to optimize the area with the help of modular furniture. The classic design of contemporary furniture is presented in the Charles Eames chair.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Home Office - Patricia Hagobian. The space has plenty of natural light, but does not give up on a lighting project that focuses on the works of art and the work desk. The full bookshelf invites you to read.

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