Check out 11 incredible coffee ideas from CASACOR 2016!

In addition to bars and restaurants, cafes are often meeting points where visitors to the show gather to take a break and talk about their experience. They are also a major challenge for professionals who need to think about creating a cozy and professional environment. Check out 11 cafes at CASACOR 2016!

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2016. Café com Jardim - Ana Forattini, Elisa Mello, Jacqueline Barros and Paulo Morandi. The 1950s are a time of references such as the desire for speed and the races of wayward youth. Wheels, helmets, leather jackets and a motorcycle on display reveal the concept that was intended to be imprinted on the 140 m² space, which resembles an elegant - and unconventional - mechanic's workshop. The materials used reinforce this narrative, such as the worn appearance of the corten steel, the retro style of the floor and metal sheets.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Café 1955 – Leonardo Maia and Ana Sybelle Beltrão. Recent visits to Shanghai, Hong Kong, Beijing, Dubai and Stockholm, among other world centers, were the inspiration. The proposal goes in the direction of sober tones and incorporates the sophisticated touch of lead and metallic effects. The space is housed in a box, fully integrated into the landscape, alternating brise-soleils and large openings.

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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Café Vila das Artes - Kaian Meira, Katinha Rodrigues and Norberto Júnior. The idea is to create a link between urban and industrial styles, as in New York's open-air art galleries and deactivated industries. Everything has that creative reuse, like the tables made with windows and the wooden slats used on the bookshelf and the base of the mirrored counter. The color palette includes the tones of hydraulic tiles, such as red and blue, with a touch of mustard. And the illuminated green ceiling is an attraction in itself.

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Moca Café - Manuela Lolato and Fernando César. The doorless space connects to the outside and houses a flexible layout that can be changed according to need. One of the wild cards is the cardboard sofa, which takes on a different shape and size for each occasion. The wall cladding unites recycled plaster modules that resemble flower petals in shades of pink, purple and lilac, installed one by one.

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Café 1955 – Leonardo Maia and Ana Sybelle Beltrão. Recent visits to Shanghai, Hong Kong, Beijing, Dubai and Stockholm, among other world centers, were the inspiration. The proposal goes in the direction of sober tones and incorporates the sophisticated touch of lead and metallic effects. The space is housed in a box, fully integrated into the landscape, alternating brise-soleils and large openings.

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Club Café - Carla Oliveira and Ricardo Cavichioni. Tables and chairs are all different, but with a similar reading that preserves harmony. Concrete slabs or 3D sculptures in MDF are combined with lighting and create effects on the walls. On the ceiling, wooden plates appear to float and support the pendants.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Lab Café - Carolina Escada, Patrícia Landau, Carolina Lerner, Gabriella Mello and Sabina Kalaoun. The space begins in the living room with a Loft sofa, by Finish, Lisboa armchairs by Amelia Tarozzo, coffee and side tables by Luia Mantelli and Lattoog. On the upper floor, the huge tasting sofa is super comfortable with ethnic print cushions from Cortinaria. The decoration is completed with basketry from Nannacay, which houses coffee seedlings.

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Lab Café - Carolina Escada, Patrícia Landau, Carolina Lerner, Gabriella Mello and Sabina Kalaoun. The professionals sought to learn about how coffee is intertwined with the history of Brazil, in addition to having the advice of a chemist who contributed with curiosities and benefits of the bean. The research expanded the color palette, which includes coffee brown, copper orange, burgundy, purple and green, in items that value the raw material, natural pigments and artisanal production.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Coffee - Juliana Santana. The café begins with a mini-library, which invites you to pause to admire the selection of furniture by Jena Gillon, Oswaldo Bratke, Lina Bo Bardi, Lia Siqueira, Ricardo Fasanello and Jorge Zalszupin. The island counter allows you to appreciate the different methods of preparing the drink.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Café - Genésio Maranhão. The cafés have become spaces for reading, work meetings, chatting and even happy hour. Thus, the professional made the most of the 195m² area, which also houses the stand of Brasal Incorporações, the local sponsor of the exhibition. The café features furniture designed by Sérgio Rodrigues, Aristeu Pires, Paulo Mendes da Rocha, among others.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Jardim Café - Mara Rubia. With 141m², the space celebrates water, earth, fire and air. The lighting highlights the main elements, one of which is the ecological fireplace covered in polished marble and fragments of ornamental rocks.

CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Jardim Café - Mara Rubia. With 141m², the space celebrates water, earth, fire and air. The lighting highlights the main elements, one of which is the ecological fireplace covered in polished marble and fragments of ornamental rocks.

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