CASACOR 2016: 9 integrated and versatile studios

Studios are integrated and versatile spaces that can take on different functions. Large or small, for living or creating, check out 9 spaces designed by CASACOR 2016 professionals.

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CASACOR Bahia 2016. Studio Blanche - Flávio Moura. The room is completely white, with stainless steel and gold details, designed for an elegant woman who loves fashion and loves Paris. Some French-style pieces were found in antique shops and, together with the linen and velvet textures, enhance the ambiance. Also note the white Murano chandelier that dominates the space.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Creative Studio - Esther Giobbi. Plants hanging from totems and represented by a poster refer to the concept of Brazilianness, highlighted by rustic furniture designed by names such as Fernando and Humberto Campana. The intention is to make the visitor feel like they are in a forest.

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Terra de Minas Studio - Luís Gustavo Vieira and João Lucas Pontes Gomes. The TV studio occupies the 15m2 container, with one of the glass walls that reveals the lagoon. This Minas Gerais kitchen has no cabinets, leaving utensils within easy reach, which become decorative objects. On the floor, the wooden vinyl is easy to clean. On one of the walls, the relief reproduction shows the first sketch that Niemeyer made of Pampulha.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Estúdio Jabuticaba - Nildo José. The multifunctional concrete bench surrounds the space and is a key piece in the 43m2 loft. It serves as a hat rack, sideboard, shelf, fireplace log holder and dining table bench. The feeling of continuity and spaciousness comes from the use of Canadian wood on the floor without baseboards and on the walls. And the name of the space comes from the jabuticaba tree in the living room.

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Traveler's Studio - Wagner Giongo. In this refuge for a young adventurer, the mix of images and memories from different places affirms the authentic and laid-back spirit. The reinterpretation of objects is another asset of this 36 m² space, which also relies on the feeling of comfort from the combination of the leather of the armchair, the fur rug and the sober tones of the coverings.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Studio Nando – Nando Nunes. Two columns in white crystal marble symmetrically divide the space, which has porcelain flooring. The photographs are by Lucas Santos from Goiás. The wall that makes up the two lounges received an MDF panel with microtexture painting.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Estúdio da Filha - Jairo de Sender. The daughter just got married, but she's not going to change. So the idea is to achieve privacy and independence for the couple and the family. With this story in mind, the architect started by choosing the predominant tone, cream, which came from the Smock armchair, by Patricia Urquiola.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Estúdio da Filha - Jairo de Sender. The environment includes sleeping space, beauty space, a library, small kitchen and dining area on 36 m². Another highlight is the lighting developed with Vigolucci, with linear built-ins that come out of the floor and tear up the wall and ceiling, LED strips on the furniture and pleated acrylic pendants on the sides of the bed.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Couple's Studio - Clarisse Reade, Adriana Pereira and Carolina Reade. The space is multipurpose and designed for long stays. That's why comfort is a priority, reinforced by the Coral blue tone of the walls and the generous bookshelf in the same color. The furniture includes pieces from the French countryside and contemporary design items.

CASACOR Goiás 2016. Studio Nando – Nando Nunes. Two columns in white crystal marble symmetrically divide the space, which has porcelain flooring. The photographs are by Lucas Santos from Goiás. The wall that makes up the two lounges received an MDF panel with microtexture painting.

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