Dividing without blocking: Elements integrate environments at CASACOR Rio

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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 the background, the brise, also made of wood, divides the spaces.

(André Nazareth)

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SPA Deca - Paola Ribeiro. The space is based on the visitor's sensory experience. The SPA has a clean atmosphere with the use of white and invites you to take a relaxing dip with showers, lounge chairs, a massage room and a bath. The spaces are divided by curtains made from towels, creating a relaxing atmosphere.

(Paulo Jabur)

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Loft for a Rio de Janeiro Businessman - Cristina Japiassú. The space is dedicated to a Rio de Janeiro businessman with a laid-back yet chic style. The open and integrated design values multifunctionality and coexistence. The decor is light with a neutral color palette. Light wood is used throughout the space - on the floor, walls and geometric panels designed by Cristina, which subtly divide the spaces.

(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 spaces using the unevenness of the spaces between them, instead of the masonry that would divide the rooms. For this, openwork iron panels and carpentry are also used. The color palette brings a contemporary and industrial atmosphere. In the suite, the bed was raised, providing a better view of Guanabara Bay.

(André Nazareth)

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lha nas Alturas Booking - Mario Santos. The 140 m² space, created by the professional in partnership with Booking.com, meets consumerism and the rush, seeking a more balanced and peaceful life. The space includes a suite, living room and dining room. Wood is the protagonist of the project. The highlight is the access corridor, which takes place through a tunnel made of wooden slats that is combined with the lighting design to create an even more interesting atmosphere. The sunshades, also made from the same ecological material, run through and connect the areas of the loft.

(André Nazareth)

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Mercearia da Casa - Roberta Nicolau. The space functions as a grocery store and a pizzeria, and the two are separated by a laser-cut wooden sculpture in the shape of pivoting panels, located right at the entrance. The mix of textures in the coverings – burnt cement, bricks, stone – results in a very contemporary combination. In both spaces, there is a sculptural iron structure on the ceiling and the counter is covered in hydraulic tiles, creating a unique style. The furniture includes pieces by Brazilian designers. The menu and the grocery store are run by Deli Delícia.

(André Nazareth)

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ART GARAGE sports bar - Maurício Nóbrega. The concept of this space is based on the principle that many artists began their work in garages. From then on, the professional brought together in a single place a parking lot, basketball court, bar and art gallery. The spaces were divided by iron fences that give an urban touch to the project.

(André Nazareth)

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Executive Loft – Claudia Pimenta and Patricia Franco. Thinking of a businesswoman with a cosmopolitan soul, the professionals created this elegant space. The color palette is dominated by millennial pink, a shade of nude pink. Furniture full of personality, such as the curved white linen sofa and glass shelves and cabinets, fill the space. The mirrored screen divides the space while giving it amplitude and complementing the décor.

(André Nazareth)

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Writer's Studio - Caroline Taveira, Mariana Barbosa and Barbara Schwartz. Inspired by a writer of fantastic literature, the versatile studio houses a bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. The project, designed by the Archathon winning team, is completely modifiable, starting from the modular sofa that can be adapted according to the resident's needs. Glass walls covered with light curtains integrate the bathroom and bedroom, while maintaining privacy in the spaces.

(André Nazareth)

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Writer's Studio - Caroline Taveira, Mariana Barbosa and Barbara Schwartz. Inspired by a writer of fantastic literature, the versatile studio houses a bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. The project, designed by the Archathon winning team, is completely modifiable, starting from the modular sofa that can be adapted according to the resident's needs. Glass walls covered with light curtains integrate the bathroom and bedroom, while maintaining privacy in the spaces.

(André Nazareth)

CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2017 follows the contemporary trend of integrating spaces and taking advantage of natural light. In several environments, professionals used brise-soleil, screens and other types of dividers to create transitions between spaces, maintaining the personality of the project and enriching the décor. Made of metal, fabric, glass, mirror or wood, these solutions are wild cards in interior design and architecture. Check out how they were used at the Rio show! SERVICE CASACOR RIO DE JANEIRO 2017 WHEN? From October 24th to November 30th.

AQWA Corporate – 299 Porto Binary Way – Santo Cristo, Rio de Janeiro – RJ. TICKETS: 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!

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