comScore
CASACOR
Decoration, Environments

Women's Day: 3 three environments of CASACOR 2016 made by women

Check out the amazing projects designed by Paola Ribeiro, Marina Linhares and Lídia Maciel at CASACOR 2016 in honor of International Women's Day

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Mar 8, 2017, 4:02 PM

01 min de leitura
Women's Day: 3 three environments of CASACOR 2016 made by women
tumblr_olbjzrDYJm1w5eob2o1_1280
01/10 -

The softness of the velvet provides the coordinates of the project, developed according to visual axes and the rectilinear layout of the 1940 mansion. The brushed marble floor dialogues with the 5m high walls, largely covered with suede, and which are also dressed by linen curtains.

(Eduardo Liotti)
Marina Linhares - Deca - Casa Cor 2016 - photo Romulo Fialdini 02
02/10 -

Deca Space - Marina Linhares. The straight lines and large spans are inspired by Bauhaus, in this project that also pays homage to the school in the use of steel, wood and glass that allows for abundant natural lighting. The contemporary furniture by Claudia Moreira Salles - which includes the Deslize coffee table - meets the modernist pieces by Flávio de Carvalho in the ambiance. Another highlight is the launch of the mixer designed by Jader Almeida for Deca.

(Romulo Fialdini)
Velvet_CREDIT_EDUARDO_LIOTTI_72
03/10 -

In the dining room, 14 Louis XIV style chairs complement the lacquered table. Two paintings by artist Shirley Paes Leme complete the look.

(Eduardo Liotti)
PAOLA RIBEIRO_V
04/10 -

The 42 m² living room is the entrance door, and the architect expresses her characteristic mix between classic and contemporary. The Portuguese chest of drawers in light satin wood and pieces from the antiques dealer Arnaldo Danemberg combine with furniture by Jader Almeida and Pedro Useche. They design, respectively, the Vinte e Ville side tables and the RA40 armchairs in black. Everything from the Contemporary Archive. In the center of the living room, three PEN lamps, by Jader Almeida, at different heights.

161103-PAOLA-RIBEIRO-04_Contemporary-Archive-Joke-Frame+oneo
05/10 -

The 42 m² living room is the entrance door, and the architect expresses her characteristic mix between classic and contemporary. The Portuguese chest of drawers in light satin wood and pieces from the antiques dealer Arnaldo Danemberg combine with furniture by Jader Almeida and Pedro Useche. They design, respectively, the Vinte e Ville side tables and the RA40 armchairs in black. Everything from the Contemporary Archive. In the center of the living room, three PEN lamps, by Jader Almeida, at different heights.

PAOLA RIBEIRO_H
06/10 -

The 42 m² living room is the entrance door, and the architect expresses her characteristic mix between classic and contemporary. The Portuguese chest of drawers in light satin wood and pieces from the antiques dealer Arnaldo Danemberg combine with furniture by Jader Almeida and Pedro Useche. They design, respectively, the Vinte e Ville side tables and the RA40 armchairs in black. Everything from the Contemporary Archive. In the center of the living room, three PEN lamps, by Jader Almeida, at different heights.

(Divulgação)
161103-PAOLA-RIBEIRO-03_Paintings-by-Suzanna-Schlemm
07/10 -

The 42 m² living room is the entrance door, and the architect expresses her characteristic mix between classic and contemporary. The Portuguese chest of drawers in light satin wood and pieces from the antiques dealer Arnaldo Danemberg combine with furniture by Jader Almeida and Pedro Useche. They design, respectively, the Vinte e Ville side tables and the RA40 armchairs in black. Everything from the Contemporary Archive. In the center of the living room, three PEN lamps, by Jader Almeida, at different heights.

Marina Linhares - Deca - Casa Cor 2016 - photo Romulo Fialdini 11
08/10 -

Deca Space - Marina Linhares. The straight lines and large spans are inspired by Bauhaus, in this project that also pays homage to the school in the use of steel, wood and glass that allows for abundant natural lighting. The contemporary furniture by Claudia Moreira Salles - which includes the Deslize coffee table - meets the modernist pieces by Flávio de Carvalho in the ambiance. Another highlight is the launch of the mixer designed by Jader Almeida for Deca.

(Romulo Fialdini)
Marina Linhares - Deca - Casa Cor 2016 - photo Romulo Fialdini 12
09/10 -

Deca Space - Marina Linhares. The straight lines and large spans are inspired by Bauhaus, in this project that also pays homage to the school in the use of steel, wood and glass that allows for abundant natural lighting. The contemporary furniture by Claudia Moreira Salles - which includes the Deslize coffee table - meets the modernist pieces by Flávio de Carvalho in the ambiance. Another highlight is the launch of the mixer designed by Jader Almeida for Deca.

(Romulo Fialdini)
Marina Linhares - Deca - Casa Cor 2016 - photo Romulo Fialdini 04
10/10 -

Deca Space - Marina Linhares. The straight lines and large spans are inspired by Bauhaus, in this project that also pays homage to the school in the use of steel, wood and glass that allows for abundant natural lighting. The contemporary furniture by Claudia Moreira Salles - which includes the Deslize coffee table - meets the modernist pieces by Flávio de Carvalho in the ambiance. Another highlight is the launch of the mixer designed by Jader Almeida for Deca.

(Romulo Fialdini)
Women have been permeating this creative field over the years through incredible work. In Brazil, according to the latest census by CAU/BR – Brazilian Council of Architecture and Urbanism, of the 128,000 professionals registered in the country, 61% are women. At CASACOR, female professionals create innovative projects at each show. Check out three surprising spaces from 2016 designed by Paola Ribeiro, Marina Linhares and Lídia Maciel.