Industrial and rustic in 7 CASACOR spaces with burnt cement
The finish is a versatile option for covering floors and walls in commercial and residential environments.
By Fernanda Drumond
Submitted at Feb 17, 2017, 2:46 PM
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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Boulangerie - Idália Daudt. In this project, with the exception of the cladding, all materials were reused to create a rustic environment with French references. To contrast with the burnt cement walls, pieces in yellow, orange and red were chosen.
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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Boulangerie - Idália Daudt. In this project, with the exception of the cladding, all materials were reused to create a rustic environment with French references. To contrast with the burnt cement walls, pieces in yellow, orange and red were chosen.
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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Pub - Juliana Moura and Marli Lima. The wood texture lends an intimate feel, as do the hanging ferns around it. On the floor, the parquet flooring was renovated with a chevron pattern. The burnt cement applied to some walls adds another modern texture to the project, which features railways as the theme in the stickers.
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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. Villa Sanmartin - Amanda Fratin Kreling and Daniel Moraes. Designed for a fashion designer, the project references European factory culture and invests in textures. In the background, the work area features burnt cement floors and walls, as well as a solid waxed wood table with burnt edges, designed by the duo. The living room features a generous linen sofa, Aviator TomCat armchairs and accessories from the brands Missoni and Hermès Home. Hunter Douglas wooden blinds were framed with natural leather drapes, made by fashion designer Juliana Sanmartim.
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CASACOR Campinas 2016. Bossa Nova Suite - Magali Selingardi and Giovana Carvalho. The architects mixed simple elements such as burnt cement as the background of the wall with the sophistication of the carpet and silk in the closet. But the space also combines elements with artisanal characteristics, such as the organic wooden sliding door and the sideboards with imperfections.
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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Club Experience - Denise Zuba and Juliana Zuba (Studio Denise Zuba). The project was designed for a young couple who work hard and love to entertain. The decor is casual and sophisticated, with a formal touch from the combination of gray and black. Wood is another timeless resource, used in plans that divide spaces into sectors. The cement floor reveals the influence of the industrial style.
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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Unisex Bathroom 2 - Gustavo Neves. Rustic textures play a fundamental role in the space, which features a natural stone bathtub, burnt cement flooring and whitewashed walls in shades of gray, in addition to preserving the original structure. Neves also scavenged windows from the 1940s and chose nude photos by Brazilian artist Ivan Erick to compose the space, which brings together elements from the history of bathing and the cult of the body.
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CASACOR Brasília 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.
Burnt cement is a versatile option for covering floors and walls in commercial and residential environments. It is a low-cost alternative that fits well in stores, offices, bedrooms, kitchens or living rooms. The finish is a wild card in interior design and, because it is neutral, it can be used in combination with stronger and more vibrant tones.
At CASACOR São Paulo 2016 , architect Idália Daudt used Duratex panels in a burnt cement pattern on the walls of the Boulangerie . "Our aim was to create an industrial and rustic space. In addition to giving the space a relaxed look, I consider this finish to be up-to-date and it is also an excellent cost-benefit option." Check out this and other spaces at CASACOR 2016 with a burnt cement finish in the gallery above!
