Choose your favorite shelf from CASACOR São Paulo 2018!

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Trama Studio - Melina Romano. The large bookcase at Trama Studio supports a variety of decorative objects and, with its open niche structure, divides the two spaces without blocking the passage of light throughout the space.

(Denilson Machado)

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Lounge Sensações™ - Gustavo Paschoalim. The decor is displayed on shelves and includes objects from the 18th and 19th centuries.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Casa do Relógio - Dado Castello Branco. The wooden bookshelf adds an extra touch of sophistication to the space and also covers the entire wall to accommodate many books.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Urban Refuge - Marina Linhares. Two vertical shelves house the resident's personal belongings.

(Divulgação)

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Casa Linea - Lídia Maciel. The huge marble bookshelf serves as a support for books and is also the back of the sofa, in addition, it has a mirror at the back, which expands the entire space and reflects the view of the garden.

(Marco Antonio)

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Tartuferia - mf + architects. Mariana and Felipe Oliveira opted for a shelf to house and display spices, which also receives natural light directly from the greenery next door.

(Divulgação)

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Casa Terra - Paola Ribeiro. Two shelves accommodate many books in the space and also serve as a frame for the windows, which allow natural light to enter and show a view of the green.

(Divulgação)

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Home Family - BC Arquitetos. The bookcase was assembled by the architects themselves with drawers of different sizes found in antique shops.

(MCA Estúdio)

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Renault Tree House - Suite Arquitetura. For a moment of delight, the wooden bookshelf matches the cozy atmosphere of the environment and houses several books for a good read, as well as several decorative objects.

(Divulgação)

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Casa Raízes - Triplex Arquitetura. In addition to accommodating vases and decorative objects, the shelf also serves as a room divider.

(Divulgação)

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Loft Eu + Tu + Elas - Michel Safatle. The terracotta bookshelf displays books and objects carefully selected and arranged by the professional.

(Divulgação)

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Villa Olivo Todeschini - João Armentano. Entering the black and white atmosphere, the huge bookshelf that covers one of the walls separates into niches to make room for everything: from books to boxes and vases.

(Marco Antonio)

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TOKI, A dive into my time - Juliana Pippi. The shelf takes advantage of the height of the right foot, without taking away its lightness.

(Divulgação)

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Casa Menhir - Très Arquitetura. The kitchen comes with a steel and wooden shelf that leaves utensils and books on display. In front of it, the upholstery has a backrest made of ropes, to relax.

(Evelyn Müller)

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Library Room - Rosa May. In the background, the dark woodwork houses an eclectic collection of iconic pieces.

(Felipe Araújo)

Shelves are essential elements in some rooms: they house books, works of art and the residents' emotional memories, in addition to enriching the decor with their sumptuousness. With classic or modern designs, they can be made of metal, wood, concrete, glass or any material that your creativity allows. With niches or holes, traditional or modern, shelves and racks hold a variety of objects, transforming the environment with countless possibilities. Check out the environments at CASACOR São Paulo 2018 in which these pieces were the protagonists and choose your favorite! https://www.playbuzz.com/item/fb5e9b87-b842-47a0-bbf8-e9d70b1f10f1 CASACOR SERVICE SAO PAULO 2018 WHEN? From May 22nd to July 29th Tuesday to Saturday, from 12pm to 9pm Sunday, from 12pm to 8pm

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Trama Studio - Melina Romano. The large bookcase at Trama Studio supports a variety of decorative objects and, with its open niche structure, divides the two spaces without blocking the passage of light throughout the space.

Lounge Sensações™ - Gustavo Paschoalim. The decor is displayed on shelves and includes objects from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Casa do Relógio - Dado Castello Branco. The wooden bookshelf adds an extra touch of sophistication to the space and also covers the entire wall to accommodate many books.

Urban Refuge - Marina Linhares. Two vertical shelves house the resident's personal belongings.

Casa Linea - Lídia Maciel. The huge marble bookshelf serves as a support for books and is also the back of the sofa, in addition, it has a mirror at the back, which expands the entire space and reflects the view of the garden.

Tartuferia - mf + architects. Mariana and Felipe Oliveira opted for a shelf to house and display spices, which also receives natural light directly from the greenery next door.

Casa Terra - Paola Ribeiro. Two shelves accommodate many books in the space and also serve as a frame for the windows, which allow natural light to enter and show a view of the green.

Home Family - BC Arquitetos. The bookcase was assembled by the architects themselves with drawers of different sizes found in antique shops.

Renault Tree House - Suite Arquitetura. For a moment of delight, the wooden bookshelf matches the cozy atmosphere of the environment and houses several books for a good read, as well as several decorative objects.

Casa Raízes - Triplex Arquitetura. In addition to accommodating vases and decorative objects, the shelf also serves as a room divider.

Loft Eu + Tu + Elas - Michel Safatle. The terracotta bookshelf displays books and objects carefully selected and arranged by the professional.

Villa Olivo Todeschini - João Armentano. Entering the black and white atmosphere, the huge bookshelf that covers one of the walls separates into niches to make room for everything: from books to boxes and vases.

TOKI, A dive into my time - Juliana Pippi. The shelf takes advantage of the height of the right foot, without taking away its lightness.

Casa Menhir - Très Arquitetura. The kitchen comes with a steel and wooden shelf that leaves utensils and books on display. In front of it, the upholstery has a backrest made of ropes, to relax.

Library Room - Rosa May. In the background, the dark woodwork houses an eclectic collection of iconic pieces.

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