Pink October: tone permeates the spaces of CASACOR 2018

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CASACOR Paraná 2018. Kitchen - Flávia Bonet. The architect sought inspiration in her family's togetherness and in fashion references. Terracotta, denim blue, white and antique pink transition from the catwalks to architecture. The sink was inserted into the countertop in the same tone as the famous Hermès fabric, which highlights the island where guests eat and chat around.

(Eduardo Macarios)

Alice's Ideas Lab 02 - Roziane Faleiro - CASACOR Minas - 2018 photo Daniel Mansur

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2018. Alice's Ideas Lab - Roziane Faleiro. In this home office, the softness of the walls painted with the ombré technique prevails, exploring different shades of pink with a vintage scent. The palette, well summarized in the colors of the carpet, also goes through nudes and caramels, until reaching the more vivid browns in the furniture, which suggests delicacy in its lines.

(Daniel Mansur)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. TOKI, A dive into my time - Juliana Pippi. The furniture was created especially for the environment, such as the loom rug designed by the architect, in addition to Slow Design in the delicate work of Inês Schertel. The shelf takes advantage of the height of the right foot, without taking away its lightness. The pink tones bring a cozy atmosphere, while the blue highlights the volume of the sofa.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Bar Lounge - CZHOTT Arquitetura. Cyane Zoboli and Ana Elisa Hott were inspired by ballet, which gave them the pink tone and delicate atmosphere. To contrast, wooden furniture adds a certain weight, while the panel explores volumes and geometries with the help of lighting.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Estúdio Trama - Melina Romano. Very personal objects, such as photos, shoes or an old cup, gain a greater meaning, representing stories and feelings that inhabit Casa Viva. The tall bookshelf is a place for memories. On the floor and walls, the plots materialize - whether in the pattern of the hydraulic tile or in the pink piece by artist Nao Yuasa.

(Denilson Machado)

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CASACOR São Paulo - Transtudio - Ricardo Abreu Borges. Gender transition is the starting point of the space, which brings to light the dilemmas and conflicts that accompany the resident. With 29 m², the space gains updated classic elements, such as boiseries on the walls and ceiling, a mirrored screen and gold details. The bed is uncluttered, on a base covered in python.

(Divulgação)

Home Studio - Base Studio - CASACOR Minas - photo Jomar Bragança

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2018. Home Studio - Estúdio Base (Bruna Gribel, Alexia Barbosa and Sarah Barreto). The space functions as a “minimal” house, integrating a bedroom, closet, bathroom, kitchen and a small living room. But everything is changeable. The colors are youthful, such as dry rose, navy blue and eggplant. Every inch matters, so care is taken in choosing coverings and design pieces, with emphasis on the light fixtures.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018. Vista Bistrô - Paula Neder. Large openings with wooden frames create true art canvases with the landscape, which inspire the fresh and natural colors of the ambiance. The tones of green, pink and gray ensure the harmony of the mix of coverings and furniture. In the outdoor area, plants - some also in green and pink! - and Vietnamese vases by Organne create an intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

(André Nazareth)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2018. Baby Lullaby - Natalia Kuhn and Danixa Kuhn. Minimalism combined with pastel tones suggests a clean, free and spacious environment, large enough to practice ballet and play. The areas were subtly delimited, only with pink paint. The functional part of the bedroom is hidden under 3D modules on the wall. Another highlight is the contemporary presence of cement on the wall and the geometric light fixture.

(Cristiano Bauce)

31 - CONCRETE POETRY – Studio Arch+ - credit Jomar Bragança

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CASACOR Brasília 2018. Concrete Poetry – Studio Arch+. The poem “Das Pedras” by the writer Cora Coralina from Goiás inspired the 100 m² loft of Juliana Veloso, Laísa Figueiredo and Renata Vieira. They opted for the authenticity of the materials on the walls and floor, with the beauty highlighted by indirect lighting. The wood appears in various tones, light on the ceiling and warm on the furniture. The furniture chosen features renowned names such as Jorge Zalszupin and Isay Weinfeld.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Brasília 2018. Bathroom – Esquadra Arquitetos. Filipe Monte Serrat, Manuela Dantas, Marianna Resende, Silvana Moraes and Nara Cunha reveal the influence of Luis Barragán’s volume and colors. They captured the pink tones of the Mexican architect in the tile panel. The traditional covering used in a contemporary way reinforces the geometry in the 41 m² space. The space is also relaxing, with straw objects and part of the floor giving way to pebbles.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2018. Lavabo do Ser - Trentino Estúdio. Interior designer Luis Trentino breaks paradigms and adopts rosé in a space that does not choose gender. The portraits draw attention to the beauty of bodies and appear in a glass structure. It is covered by a smart transparent film, which becomes opaque when the light is turned on and allows the use of the toilets with privacy. Two-level sinks complement the look, on the wall covered in ferns.

(Felipe Araújo)

Coffee - Juliana Vasconcelos - CASACOR Minas 2018 - photo by Daniel Mansur

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2018. Coffee - Juliana Vasconcelos. The colors convey good mood and highlight, each in its own way, the plans and lines of the construction. Updated, the space interacts with the wooden design furniture and explores the volume present in the counter and side tables, decorated with tiles.

(Daniel Mansur)

Compact Loft for Young People - Simple Studio - photo Gustavo Xavier

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2018. Compact Youth Loft - by STUDIO SIMPLÍ (André França, Paula Freitas and Rute Zocrato). Black, white and pink contrast, highlighting some strategies in the foreground. One of them is the countertop that supports the social area and extends to the kitchen, at the back. Discreet, the staircase that slides sideways leads to the mezzanine, preserving the intimacy of the room. Notice how the beam in the room was used as a coat rack and it is through it that the lighting runs.

(Gustavo Xavier)

The tone is also becoming increasingly popular in design and decoration. Even in fashion, pink is no longer restricted to the feminine universe and has gained space in men's pieces. The color has penetrated spaces, bringing delicacy and comfort, especially through the nuances of rosé that permeate the upholstery and walls. In the gallery above, in honor of the month of the fight against cancer, we have selected environments from CASACOR 2018 that feature pink in the spotlight!

CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Bar Lounge - CZHOTT Arquitetura. Cyane Zoboli and Ana Elisa Hott were inspired by ballet, which gave them the pink tone and delicate atmosphere. To contrast, wooden furniture adds a certain weight, while the panel explores volumes and geometries with the help of lighting.

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