The yearbook brings together photos and texts about the 49 environments in the exhibition, as well as content about decoration and architecture.
Submitted at Aug 21, 2018, 2:54 PM
![Casa Ocra - Juarez Cruz [PHOTO #2]
The space connects people and nature through earthy tones, wooden panels and plenty of light from outside. Handcrafted materials also promote encounter and balance, combined with the presence of contemporary design - good examples are the very light pendants above the dining table and the Aresta shelves. , from Bruno Faucz to Saccaro.](https://cdn.assets-casacor.tec.br/file/casacor-images-news/2018/07/casaocra2.webp)
Casa Ocra - Juarez Cruz [PHOTO #2] The space connects people and nature through earthy tones, wooden panels and plenty of light from outside. Handcrafted materials also promote encounter and balance, combined with the presence of contemporary design - good examples are the very light pendants above the dining table and the Aresta shelves. , from Bruno Faucz to Saccaro. (Cristiano Bauce)
CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul has just released the yearbook for the 2018 edition of the show. The publication contains photographs and texts of each of the 49 environments, as well as the main trends in design, architecture and decoration presented by the professionals.
The chosen cover was the Casa Ocra environment by Juarez Cruz, a living space bathed in natural light. There, occupants can relax and connect with their own subjectivity through the plants present, a color palette composed of earthy tones and welcoming and comfortable contemporary furniture. The balance conveyed by the space made it the perfect synthesis of CASACOR 's 2018 theme, Casa Viva , which proposes a reconnection between people through the redefinition of elements of decoration, architecture and landscaping.
