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CASACOR 2017: the delicacy and joy of baby rooms

Show professionals around the country and abroad decided to dedicate their environments to little ones. Get inspired by the ideas below!

By Ana Carolina Harada

Submitted at Jan 9, 2018, 2:48 PM

01 min de leitura
Casa Cor Ceará: Miyasaki Twins Suite - Ticiana Sanford. Inspired by Japan, the project features straight-line furniture. Almost all of the pieces were designed to grow with the children, such as cribs with crochet details that become beds and changing tables that become desks. Also note the aesthetic appeal of the pipes that interfere with the ceiling and walls.

Casa Cor Ceará: Miyasaki Twins Suite - Ticiana Sanford. Inspired by Japan, the project features straight-line furniture. Almost all of the pieces were designed to grow with the children, such as cribs with crochet details that become beds and changing tables that become desks. Also note the aesthetic appeal of the pipes that interfere with the ceiling and walls. (Esdras Guimarães)

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Throughout 2017, several baby rooms were exhibited at exhibitions across the country. From the most traditional, such as the Sophie's World by CASACOR Brasília , to the most inventive, such as the Miyasaki Twins Suite , designed by Ticiana Sanford for CASACOR Ceará . Whatever the colors and styles, baby rooms ensure the comfort of their little occupants and their mothers and fathers, always with beauty and joy.