CASACOR 2019: 8 charming baby room designs to inspire you
Decorating a baby's room is never an easy task, everything has to be perfect, functional and reflect the family's personality.
By Fernanda Drumond
Submitted at Sep 26, 2019, 1:24 PM
01 min de leitura
01/08 -
CASACOR Espírito Santo. Baby Suite - Lorena Nunes. First-time pregnant women are the inspiration, preferring furniture that accompanies the child's development. That's why this 20 m² project features solutions designed to last. The furniture is adaptable, like the crib that transforms into a mini bed and the carpentry that can take on new functions in the future. The maxi wallpaper has an exclusive print and already brings an ecological awareness, which should be cultivated from an early age.
(Felipe Araújo)
02/08 -
CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis. Brothers' Room - Talita Abraham and Tici Tieppo. The 37 m² space was designed for a six-year-old girl and a three-year-old boy, who share the experience of sharing the same room. The project encourages conviviality and respect for individuality through specific decoration solutions. The loose furniture designed by the duo can accompany children's different stages. And more: awareness in the choice of materials, such as cotton fabrics and sustainable wall coverings.
(Lio Simas)
03/08 -
CASACOR Ceará 2019. Twins Suite - Anellise Bluhm, Carol Timbó and Mirna Albuquerque. The Twins Suite is designed for parents and children, with safety and autonomy as its key words. Inspired by the studies of Montessori and Pickler, the space is suitable for children up to 7 years old and is divided into three areas: the rest area, with a mini crib that turns into a bed; the bathroom, conventional, but with features for children, such as a stepladder to the sink and free-access furniture; and the play area, dedicated to development, with a low shelf for storing toys, a mirror with support, a reading corner and a mezzanine. The chalkboard wallpaper becomes a sensory panel with dozens of activities, colors and textures.
(Esdras Guimarães)
04/08 -
CASACOR Rio de Janeiro. Lívia Quintella and Ricardo Gutemberg - Casa Zoo. To awaken reflection and work on creativity, a jungle that invites you to interact. Wall panel, ball pit, message tree, a climbable wall and other ideas guarantee fun moments between parents and children. The carpentry shop values demolition wood as a raw material, including in the partition that stacks several boards.
(André Nazareth)
05/08 -
CASACOR Minas Gerais. Seed Room - Mira Mundim, Renata Paranhos and Sheila Mundim. Light tones, wood and several details reveal the care taken in the composition. The oval crib, in the center, was made of wood and straw, with a delicate embroidered curtain. Its highlight is the slatted panel, which demarcates the area from one wall to the other - the same proposal as the Persian runner. The suspended fiber cocoon is another element that adds texture and comfort to the space.
(Jomar Bragança)
06/08 -
CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul. Baby Studio - Modi Arquitetura. The newborn's room also makes life easier for parents with a functional layout and carpentry. Some ideas show the space's durability, such as the mezzanine for future playtime. Two references to early 20th century design are surprising, such as the Vegas crib and the Art Deco hanging armchair, in galvanized steel.
(Cristiano Bauce)
07/08 -
CASACOR Paraná. Boy's Suite - Monica Pajewski and Renata Fraidg. The Scandinavian concept is the inspiration for this 35 m² space, with minimalist furniture and reclaimed wood used in the carpentry. The highlight is the reinterpretation of the tree house, on the mezzanine with a hammock on the floor. There is also a house designed for little ones and another for a dog, as well as a swing. To complete the playful experience, a panel with mountains.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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CASACOR Goiás. Boys' Bedroom – Luísa Azevedo and Roberta Carneiro. Children develop through complicity and contact with nature. With this understanding, they bring a park into the space, investing in natural tones and organic shapes, as reflected in the wooden ceiling and the lines of the carpet. The free-standing furniture is in the Montessori style and adapts to the needs of each child. In the bathroom, the tiles depict a flock of birds.
(Jomar Bragança)
At CASACOR 2019 , professionals broke away from the ordinary with charming spaces and more modern designs. Animal prints, lots of colors, organic lines and custom carpentry are the highlights of the baby rooms at the shows in Brazil and the Americas. Check out the gallery for eight ideas for baby rooms and get inspired!
