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CASACOR 2017: 20 environments with natural stones in evidence

Timeless, they add texture to any project, as well as rescuing aspects of pre-modernist architecture.

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Jun 8, 2017, 3:29 PM

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CASACOR 2017: 20 environments with natural stones in evidence
The use of natural stones in decoration gained momentum in 2017. Timeless, they add texture to any project, in addition to rescuing aspects of pre-modernist architecture. At the various CASACOR events this year, many professionals highlighted the use of these materials in their spaces, especially marble. Check it out!
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CASACOR São Paulo. Loft Romanov - Suite Arquitetos. Natural stones appear on the dining and coffee tables. However, it is in the large mosaic that the marble stands out. Conceived based on the reinterpretation of patterns and flooring arrangements, the assembly was designed by the office and executed with leftover material. The panel is the backdrop for the living room and covers the external surface of the box that houses the bathroom on the opposite side. The internal surfaces were covered with honed Perlino Rosé.

(Evelyn Muller)
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CASACOR Goiás. Pergola Refuge - Nando Nunes. The highlight is the bathtub carved in black quartzite on the pebble floor. The bench, also made of stone, extends throughout the space and serves as support for both the SPA and the gourmet space.

(Jomar Bragança)
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03/20 -

CASACOR Paraná. Fireplace and TV Room - Alessandra Gandolfi. The volume in Perlato Paraná marble, with an anti-cato finish, houses the fireplace.

(Daniel Sorrentino)
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CASACOR Balneário Camboriú. Wine Cellar Room - Ana Cláudia Guerra and Phillippe Siarcos. The space gains identity with the marble on the zigzag wall and on the coffee table.

(Lio Simas)
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CASACOR Goiás. Cora's Room - Andreia Spessatto and Naira Sá. The natural stone chosen for the space is a white marble in the panel installed above the generous bench that extends across the space.

(Jomar Bragança)
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06/20 -

CASACOR São Paulo. Olegario de Sá and Gilberto Cioni - Casa do Bosque. Large sandstone walls harmonize with sculptural panels of reclaimed wood and gardens.

(Salvador Cordaro)
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CASACOR Balneário Camboriú. Home Theater - Ileon Arquitetura - Alexander Storti, Jeferson Potestino, Bruno Tonietto, Ileon de Mello and Jordana Battisti. The emotions of cinema and the glamour of the 1950s guide the project. The mother-of-pearl screen directs the eye to the ceiling, while the exotic stone creates a close-up on the wall.

(Lio Simas)
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CASACOR São Paulo. Fabio Bouillet and Rodrigo Jorge - Flat. The marble stands out on the wall at the head of the bed.

(Renato Navarro)
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CASACOR Paraná. Living and Dining - Viviane Loyola. The fireplace was covered with Ariston marble, one of the noblest stones in Greece.

(Daniel Sorrentino)
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CASACOR Balneário Camboriú. Master Suite - A Bachelorette in Soho - Lili Golunski. Cosmopolitan and at the same time connected to memories of the places the professional visited. This is the suite, which includes a bathroom covered in marble with white and gold veins.

(Lio Simas)
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11/20 -

CASACOR Goiás. Internal garden - Shoraya Canêdo. The deck was covered with travertine marble and finished with natural pebbles on the sides.

(Jomar Bragança)
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CASACOR São Paulo. Artist's Studio - Sandra Moura. In the composition of this living room, the architect applied Elegnant Brown marble to the floor and walls with a velvet finish that has a soft and velvety touch and maintains the natural characteristics of the product, covering the main wall with a ceiling height of 4 m.

(Salvador Cordaro)
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CASACOR Goiás. Déco Walkway - Aletéia Tolentino and Luiz Antônio Poggi. Polished aurora crema marble stands out on one of the walls.

(Jomar Bragança)
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14/20 -

CASACOR Goiás. Casa do Boi - Leo Romano. The professional divided the various spaces that make up his 450 project into sectors. using light marble flooring.

(Jomar Bragança)
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CASACOR São Paulo. Being Reflected - Sandra Piccioto. The professional put marble in the spotlight by using it as a floor covering, in a fish scale cut, which runs up the wall, giving continuity and a modernist touch to the space.

(Marco Antônio)
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CASACOR São Paulo. Casa Cosmos - Michel Safatle. The Patagonia stone, originally from Espírito Santo, installed on the floor and at the base of the washbasin, gave an exotic touch to the bathroom.

(Divulgação)
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17/20 -

CASACOR Balneário Camboriú Functional Lavatories - Elaine Gurevich and Evandro Cruz. The natural beauty of translucent marble with built-in lighting dominates the 35 m² space. The material is also present in the polished countertop, with built-in sinks and gold-plated metalwork to complement it. In addition to the sophistication, the smooth surfaces make cleaning easier.

(Lio Simas)
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CASACOR Balneário Camboriú. The Concrete Room - Salvio Moraes Jr. and Moacir Schmitt Jr. the marble floor contrasts with the wood on the walls and the joinery.

(Lio Simas)
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19/20 -

CASACOR Paraná. Kitchen - Christian and Richard Schonhofen. Measuring 22 m², it is where everyone meets in the house, around the Pagliarino marble island.

(Daniel Sorrentino)
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CASACOR São Paulo. Interactive Living - Bárbara Jalles. The professional presented marble in a large panel, on the countertop and even in drawers and niches, taking the place of the carpentry.

(Evelyn Muller)