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8 spaces with versatile shelves to inspire you from CASACOR RJ

Traditional or modern, shelves and racks accommodate a variety of objects, transforming the environment with countless possibilities.

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Nov 21, 2017, 3:12 PM

03 min de leitura
Bookstore - Leandro Neves. The layout was designed so that contact with the book happens spontaneously: pick up a title and leaf through it. The space is an invitation to read with a vintage atmosphere and a contemporary touch. The largest wall of the space was covered with a large bookcase, with a central gap, which is the entrance to the space. Bookstore - Leandro Neves. The layout was designed so that contact with the book happens spontaneously: pick up a title and leaf through it. The space is an invitation to read with a vintage atmosphere and a contemporary touch. The largest wall of the space was covered with a large bookcase, with a central gap, which is the entrance to the space.

Bookstore - Leandro Neves. The layout was designed so that contact with the book happens spontaneously: pick up a title and leaf through it. The space is an invitation to read with a vintage atmosphere and a contemporary touch. The largest wall of the space was covered with a large bookcase, with a central gap, which is the entrance to the space. Bookstore - Leandro Neves. The layout was designed so that contact with the book happens spontaneously: pick up a title and leaf through it. The space is an invitation to read with a vintage atmosphere and a contemporary touch. The largest wall of the space was covered with a large bookcase, with a central gap, which is the entrance to the space. (André Nazareth)

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Bookstore - Leandro Neves. The layout was designed so that contact with the book happens spontaneously: pick up a title and leaf through it. The space is an invitation to read with a vintage atmosphere and a contemporary touch. The largest wall of the space was covered with a large bookcase, with a central gap, which is the entrance to the space. Bookstore - Leandro Neves. The layout was designed so that contact with the book happens spontaneously: pick up a title and leaf through it. The space is an invitation to read with a vintage atmosphere and a contemporary touch. The largest wall of the space was covered with a large bookcase, with a central gap, which is the entrance to the space.

(André Nazareth)
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Art Consultant's Refuge - Studio 021 Arquitetura - Paula Wetzel and Camila Simbalista. The work of Frenchman Marcel Proust, “In Search of Lost Time”, was the inspiration for this 38.7 m² studio. The goal was to create a refuge so that its occupant can read, work or receive friends. The bookshelf completely covers one of the walls up to the ceiling, housing decorative objects, books and, mainly, works of art. Including two large paintings at the top.

(André Nazareth)
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Ap. Y - Studio MH Arquitetura | Monique Pampolha and Hannah Cabral. The duo's big bet in this project is the sectorization of environments using the unevenness of the spaces between them, instead of the masonry that would divide the rooms. The bookshelf guarantees the privacy of the room by housing books, plants and decorative objects.

(Instagram @studiomh_arquitetura)
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Cabinet of Curiosities - Patricia Fendt. The space portrays a collector of biology and human achievements. In the 56 m² lounge, there is a large bench with Giraffe stools by Lina Bo Bardi and a multi-level bookcase filled with books and curious artifacts. In the center of the space, there is also a small support structure that has shelves up to the ceiling and transforms into a bench near the floor.

(André Nazareth)
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Box 21 - Beta Arquitetura - Bernardo Gaudie-Ley and Tânia Braida. The professional duo was inspired by New York lofts to create the ideal space for a businessman from São Paulo. The gray and black tones with touches of green and pink add delicacy and create a cosmopolitan atmosphere. The high ceiling houses the iron structure that holds a bookcase and a closet.

(André Nazareth)
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Indio da Costa Design Shop - Guto Índio da Costa. A sloping wall torn with backlit niches, like a wave, is the gallery that exhibits several products from Indio da Costa Design for the first time. With 72 m², the store features new releases such as the line of concrete benches and the commemorative edition of ICZERO1.

(André Nazareth)
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CoLab Space - Paula Neder and Luiz Fernando Grabowsky. With 90 m², the living room for receiving friends brings together art and invites those present to admire the beauty of the view. Highlight is the wooden pergola on the ceiling that leads the visitor's gaze outside the space. In terms of furniture, a sofa with curved lines welcomes guests on both sides; a suspended leather swing, the Maas armchair and other pieces complete the concept of the space. Highlight for the carbon steel bookshelf with geometric design.

(André Nazareth)
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Wine Bar - Anna Malta and Andrea Duarte. With 88m², this space has a contemporary and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a good wine or socializing with friends. The color palette is a gradient that goes from lead blue to leaf green. Big names in Brazilian design such as Leonardo Lattavo and Pedro Moog, from Latoog, and Zanini from Zanine are present, along with a sculpture by Ildeu Lazarini. The niches of the large wooden bookshelf frame Guanabara Bay while housing books, objects and bottles.

(André Nazareth)
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Casa Grocery Store - Roberta Nicolau. The space functions as a grocery store and a pizzeria, and the division between the two is made by the laser-cut wooden sculpture, in the shape of pivoting panels, which is located right at the entrance. The mix of textures in the coverings − burnt cement, bricks, stone − results in a very contemporary combination. In the background, the iron shelf holds food, decorative objects and utensils.

(André Nazareth)
Shelves fill the décor with grace and beauty and also store memories, travel stories, portraits and design pieces. They can be made of metal, wood, concrete, glass or whatever material your creativity allows. With niches or holes, traditional or modern, shelves and racks hold a variety of objects, transforming the environment with countless possibilities. In eight projects from CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018 , the versatility of shelves was well explored by professionals. Check it out! SERVICE CASACOR RIO DE JANEIRO 2017 WHEN? From October 24th to December 3rd. WHERE? AQWA Corporate – 299 Porto Binary Way – Santo Cristo, Rio de Janeiro – RJ.
From Tuesday to Friday: full price ticket: R$50 | half price ticket: R$25 Saturday, Sunday and holidays: full price: R$60 | half price: R$30 Single passport: R$ 150 Buy your ticket online clicking here! HOW TO GET THERE? Subway/VLT: Take the subway, get off at Cinelândia or Carioca and take line 1 of the VLT towards Rodoviária. Get off at Cidade do Samba Taxi / Uber / Cabify: Aqwa Corporate is located in front of Cidade do Samba, in Porto Binary Route, 299 .