Decoration, Environments

34 Living Room ideas from CASACOR 2016 to inspire you

Throughout CASA COR 2015, living rooms were present in different styles, but maintaining coziness and elegance.

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Dec 27, 2016, 2:39 PM

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CASACOR Campinas 2016. Living room - Daniele Guardini and Adriano Stancati. The large blue wall houses the collection of paintings signed by guest artists. The certified wood and porcelain tiles provide practicality and warmth, while the gray floor adds a sophisticated touch. Note the set of coffee tables, made of different materials and shapes.

CASACOR Campinas 2016. Living room - Daniele Guardini and Adriano Stancati. The large blue wall houses the collection of paintings signed by guest artists. The certified wood and porcelain tiles provide practicality and warmth, while the gray floor adds a sophisticated touch. Note the set of coffee tables, made of different materials and shapes. (Divulgação | CASACOR)

Living rooms were a highlight at all CASACOR shows in Brazil in 2016. In different styles and configurations, they always valued comfort, coziness and elegance. Check out all the projects from all the shows in the country.

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Living Room and Winter Garden - Dado Castello Branco. The living room has the feel of a library, with a herringbone patterned floor made of reclaimed wood. Above it, there are pieces by great names such as Oscar Niemeyer and Claudia Moreira Salles. The winter garden is a natural extension of the space, which transforms into a glass box that advances into the landscape.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Collector’s Living – Alain Moszkowicz and Bruna Sá. Designed for the owner of a stud farm who loves to mine objects, the space has neutral tones, diffused lighting and showcases that highlight the private collection. Furniture with metallic finishes is the main choice and complements the texture of the carpet and the leather upholstered chair.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Campinas 2016. Living - Adriana Consulin. The architect values the integration between exterior and interior, with few objects and essential furniture. Everything enhances the style of Casa Bossa Nova, also designed by the professional. One detail: it was Adriana herself who designed the sculpture-pendant that stands out in the decoration.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Living Garden – Sandra Moura and Leila Azzouz. The charred tree trunk is a true natural sculpture. Centered in the room, the element asks that the rest of the space be light to balance. The small tables with metallized legs serve as supports for books and other objects.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Living - Paola Ribeiro. 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.

(André Nazareth)

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CASACOR Brasilia 2016. Living room – Rachel Fechina. Burnt cement and wallpaper are the main coverings, used continuously in the 65m² space. With this base, Rachel gradually added elements of personality, such as ceramics, porcelain, bone boxes and other objects.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Living – Fátima Mesquita and Márcia Albiéri. One of the walls was completely peeled back to reveal the beauty of the brick. Metals, wood and leather bring a natural feel, as does linen applied to other walls. Natural lighting is enhanced by the bay window.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul 2016. Living – Janete Padilha. The atmosphere welcomes you into the interior of CASA COR, with its 180 m2. The designer imagined a sophisticated couple, who traveled the world and brought references from various places to create the decor. But the highlight is very Brazilian: a pair of chairs by Sergio Rodrigues.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Living da Praia - David Bastos. The predominant white only gives license to other soft tones, such as pink and the blue serenity of the kitchen cabinet, which houses the ceramics from Studio Heloísa Galvão. In the center, the brushed steel table evokes the industrial style, designed by the architect for Mekal. The seating reinforces the proximity of natural elements in the curtain's palm straw, cotton rug and linen sofas.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Family Living - Urbano Studio. The hobby of sailing is the premise of Fabio Basani and Tulio Xenofonte's space. Without resorting to thematic decoration, the duo brought to the scene the rope sculpture by Demétrius Coelho from Rio Grande do Norte. Pay attention to the tauari wood on the floor, with herringbone layout and emerald green paint. The idea is to remember the sea of Angra dos Reis, on the coast of Rio de Janeiro.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Open Living (Manaíra Shopping) – Valdete Duarte. The interior designer's challenge was to include only the essentials so that the furniture would gain the attention it deserved. To achieve this, black and white came into play, with occasional use of gold - in fact, the key piece is the large metallic screen, which highlights the upholstery and accessories in the ambiance.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Living Gourmet – Anabel Alvarez. Integrated into the living room, the kitchen features marble on an entire wall and mirrored modular units. They even offer a view of what is happening in the rest of the space. LED strips highlight the linear and functional shapes of the space while providing indirect light.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Living Gourmet - Alexandre Gedeon and Hugo Schwartz. The duo took a brutalist and minimalist approach to the project, located outside the main house and measuring 70 m². The exposed metal structure was defined, surrounded by wood, concrete and glass in its natural state. The furniture is from Arquivo Contemporâneo, with pieces by Aristeu Pires, Isay Weinfeld, Marcos Ferreira and Jader Almeida, who also designed the three Gramp brass lamps, fixed to the large glass window.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Main Living Room with Staircase - Romero Duarte. The extension of the sofa and the graphic rug enhance the length of the room, which extends towards an open bar. Both spaces are practically monochromatic and maintain sober lines, warmed by the lighting and delicate touches of beige, gray and wood.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2016. Living room - Zilda Helal. The 51.22 m² space seems much larger, thanks to the bronze mirror that reflects it. Every detail was chosen with comfort in mind, such as the 100% Brazilian designer furniture and the all-wood panels. Italian chandeliers in white quartz add sophistication. Art also has a prominent place in the collection of works by Eduardo Sued, Paulo Whitaker, Manfredo de Souzanetto and Ana Paula Castro, drawings by Paulo Vivacqua and a series of engravings by Vilar from Espírito Santo.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Living Borsoi – Renato Teles. To express his admiration for the modernist features, the professional preserved the original mosaic covering and incorporated classic elements such as candlesticks, velvet stools and many mirrors - which give a feeling of spaciousness.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Collector’s Living – Alain Moszkowicz and Bruna Sá. Designed for the owner of a stud farm who loves to mine objects, the space has neutral tones, diffused lighting and showcases that highlight the private collection. Furniture with metallic finishes is the main choice and complements the texture of the carpet and the leather upholstered chair.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Campinas 2016. Living room - Daniele Guardini and Adriano Stancati. The large blue wall houses the collection of paintings signed by guest artists. The certified wood and porcelain tiles provide practicality and warmth, while the gray floor adds a sophisticated touch. Note the set of coffee tables, made of different materials and shapes.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Living - Ivan Wodzinsky. The style is vintage, with a hint of the 1960s and 1970s, in this space with velvet walls and Murano vases that plays with prints and textures. Some fabrics were imported from France, new releases from the Maison Objet exhibition. Another exclusive item is the 60 m² rug by Originale Maison, designed by Italian artist Antonio Meneghetti.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Living Bar - Tufi Mousse. You know the chat rooms in small hotels and residences from the 1960s and 1970s? They are the key to getting into the atmosphere of this space, which starts with the slender sofa. On the sides, two cabinets with bar and china cabinet functions. The granite walls were preserved and the rest were covered with wallpaper with technology that allows them to breathe.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Living - Paola Ribeiro. The colors are a hallmark of the project, with white, black, cherry, green, yellow and blue. Together with the neutral base, they reinvigorate the construction without giving up the original architectural elements.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Living room - Mara Dalcanale and Júlio Cézar Ribeiro. With an austere color palette, the 122 m² space takes on a look associated with masculinity. However, loose furniture with delicate lines provides a counterpoint. Several functions are provided in the name of well-being, such as the large counter that houses a bar, a pool table and a comfortable living area for entertaining friends.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Living for a Gourmet - Yeda Garcia. The spacious and naturally lit space allowed us to work with volumes in black, while maintaining lightness. Straight and functional lines are well represented in the high-gloss fixed furniture, which dispenses with handles for a clean look.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Living Garden - André Carício. The space where the old balcony was was surrounded by a glass box. The objective was to maintain integration with the garden and preserve details of the original architecture, such as the friezes on the ceiling, with minimal interventions. Doric columns have had their paint peeled off and reveal layers of interventions carried out in recent years.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Mato Grosso 2016. Living Gourmet - Ilana Santiago. The space features wood textures, mirrors and stones to create a sophisticated atmosphere. The layout, however, is very contemporary, integrating the home, dining room, kitchen and wine cellar in 120 m² to reflect the new Brazilian lifestyle. In addition, the connection with greenery is characteristic of the architect, who incorporated a lot of greenery - a natural touch of color that makes everything more inviting.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2016. Living Garden - André Carício. The space where the old balcony was was surrounded by a glass box. The objective was to maintain integration with the garden and preserve details of the original architecture, such as the friezes on the ceiling, with minimal interventions. Doric columns have had their paint peeled off and reveal layers of interventions carried out in recent years.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Living dos Amigos - Alexandra Tobler. This urban oasis brings references to the Scandinavian style, evident in the pastel tones. They combine with the emotional memories present in toys found in thrift stores. Nature also plays a central role in making the environment welcoming, present in the green wall of succulents and the rock crystal chandelier.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Living room, by Ana Paola Paolinelli. The space is intended to inspire contemplation – and the selection of artworks brought from São Paulo and the predominance of neutral tones reinforce this idea. The experience becomes even more sophisticated in the setting created from rectilinear furniture, Italian upholstery by Natuzzi in leather and linen, and the rug with an exclusive design by the architect.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Living Borsoi – Renato Teles. The wooden brise-soleils are another preserved original item, enhanced by the generous sofa that occupies the entire length of the room.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Living Garden – Sandra Moura and Leila Azzouz. With high ceilings, the walls stand out. One of them features the installation of hexagons produced in matte lacquer, wood and painted iron structure. It houses a delicate vertical garden.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2016. Living Gourmet - Alexandre Gedeon and Hugo Schwartz. The duo took a brutalist and minimalist approach to the project, located outside the main house and measuring 70 m². The exposed metal structure was defined, surrounded by wood, concrete and glass in its natural state. The furniture is from Arquivo Contemporâneo, with pieces by Aristeu Pires, Isay Weinfeld, Marcos Ferreira and Jader Almeida, who also designed the three Gramp brass lamps, fixed to the large glass window.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Bahia 2016. Living - David Bastos. The architect proposes to bring modernity to the old and eclectic setting, in 62m² divided into three environments. Italian furniture was arranged to create free circulation, a very contemporary feature that David made a point of including. The color white predominates, with the intention of neutralizing the environment, which features decorative lamps and works of art from Galeria Paulo Darzé.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2016. Apartment Living Room - Junior Torezani and Victor Sarcinelli. The space includes TV, living and dining rooms, as well as a guest bathroom. The highlights are the shades of gray, which wash even the fabrics of the furniture, and the play with textures such as quartzite, wood and wallpaper that surround the space. Here, colors are added in a specific way, as in the Vermelha armchair by the Campana Brothers. In the dining room, separated by a metallic screen, the Bailarina table is designed by Leo Romano.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Living for a Gourmet - Yeda Garcia. The Art Deco style was on the architect's mind, and she designed a sophisticated living room integrated with the kitchen. Pure shapes and wine-colored influences set the tone for the project, whose furniture was curated by architect Patricia Anastassiadis.

(Divulgação | CASACOR)

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