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Decoration, Environments

Regional in new version in the 37 projects of CASA COR Ceará 2015

The 17th edition of the exhibition reoccupies last year's headquarters building in a surprising way

By Luciana Andrade

Submitted at Oct 13, 2015, 2:00 PM

03 min de leitura
Regional in new version in the 37 projects of CASA COR Ceará 2015
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Sidewalk, Facade and Entrance Hall - Roberto Pamplona Jr. The sequence of vertical niches in reforested pine wood makes up the enclosure - and each niche holds a terracotta vase with palm trees. The same green of the foliage colors the supporting metal structure and the walls.

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Family Stair Hall - Roger Monte. Stained glass windows in the colors of the sunset are highlighted in the environment, which summons a series of affective memories linked to Brazilian architecture in the vintage staircase, the objects found and the plastic arts curated by Aldonso Palácio. The curtain was produced in linen, using tailoring techniques. The floor received a layer of Perla Santana quartzite, extracted in the state itself, while the wall coverings combine stones, Peroba wood and natural straw wallpaper.

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Living room with Home Cinema - Roberto Pamplona Jr. The custom-made furniture and the cozy light wood covering made it possible to create a very Brazilian room, which ranges from cashew yellow in the giant lacquered niches to leaf green and indigo blue in the details.

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Master Bedroom with Home Office - Liana Santana. The landscapes of the Ceará backlands, especially the caatinga vegetation with its twisted branches, are revisited in the project. Here, Liana sought to combine this initial inspiration with the Brazilian design of the Campana brothers, creating a light wood installation that embraces the bed and houses the Mush pendant light by Jader Almeida. The furniture is upholstered in linen in shades of white, ecru and light gray, standing out against the gray and moss green walls.

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Couple's Dressing Room - Beatriz Câmara and Inês Porto. Clothes and accessories are on display in the room, organized in custom-made furniture made of lacquer and with glass doors. LED lighting focuses on strategic points and makes everything even more practical.

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Master Bathroom - Giovanna Ramalho. To create a spa-like atmosphere, the professional placed a chaise lounge next to a bookshelf with books and other objects, as well as artwork and soft lighting. The room is located in front of the soaking tub, in a space that also offers a vanity and two sinks on the counter for added comfort. The floor is white and gray marble, using leftovers of the material extracted from a local quarry, which form a geometric design.

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Daughter's Suite - Márcia Andréa. The exclusive green wallpaper adds a fresh look and connects the suite's spaces. The bathroom is naturally integrated and, with the help of the wooden panel, transforms into a spa. The hanging garden affirms the Brazilian atmosphere.

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Granddaughters' Suite - Amaury Jr. Designed for two sisters, the space seeks to enhance the individuality of each one. The contemporary lines of the carpentry allow for the modern and balanced use of pink tones in the space. Note that the ceiling has a brick texture. The flooring is a wood laminate, which is very practical.

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Toy Library - Ana Ciarlini and Joanne Ximenes. With approximately 50m² of built area, the space was divided into a reading area, a toy corner and a furnished tree house. A detail on the wall was given extra color with hydraulic tiles, while the floor was covered in rubber made from recycled tires and polyurethane. The stylized tree by Marcelo Angelim, delimited by synthetic grass, features a sisal swing by artisan Roberto Dias.

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Guest Suite - Rachell Aguiar. All the elements converge towards Brazilianness, from the rustic stone masonry to the handcrafted marble mosaics. On the wall behind the bed, an ACM sculpture in an old gold tone was designed.

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Casa Fitness - Rita Braga . The TV panel is entirely covered with corten steel MDF, with an oxidized appearance, which also serves as a base for L-shaped mirrors that allow you to observe the exercises being performed. Niches and tilts that combine neutral and yellow tones have different depths and dimensions, in an exercise in volumetry. A bench also occupies the entire length of the wall, which helps support materials and is also made for resting on raw fabric futons. Also noteworthy is the floor applied in a herringbone format, serving as inspiration for the construction of the ceiling - which lets light pass between the cracks.

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Ticket Office and Real Estate Lounge - Racine Mourão and Anik Mourão. The stones are used in their most sophisticated version, between polished and opaque textures, which play with straight lines and organic shapes. The natural color palette gains some welcome interferences, such as the mustard-toned armchair and the refreshing green of the illuminated garden.

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Public Bathrooms - Érico Monteiro. The walls were decorated with boiseries and, in the upper half, covered with black and white tropical fabrics. In the furniture, classic elements define a sophisticated language.

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Businessmen's Room - Denise Bessa and Neide Barbosa. The space was designed to welcome clients of a construction company in an inviting and comfortable manner, ideal for business meetings. The businessmen's personalities are reflected in various ways, whether in the library or in the personal art collection that fills the walls.

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Hostel Atelier Criativo Brasil - Eduardo Mourão, Ant. José de Queiroz (Batata), Pedro Mamede Braga. Six beds made of white-painted pallets form social areas that value sustainability. The solution allowed visitors to have a place to rest, contemplating the creations of the 12 designers in the relaxed atmosphere of a hostel. TVs were fixed to white wooden panels, which have straight-line slits. Note the red carpet, which can be used for fashion shows and whose length gives the space amplitude, accompanied by the plaster ceiling.

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Cor da Cultura Store - Carlos Zaranza, Marcílio Sousa and Eglimar Pinto. Jewelry, bags and other accessories for sale are made of crochet, horn or hand-painted. Given the variety of these raw materials, the designers created a neutral base finished in burnt cement, brick and stone, as well as scenic lighting on tracks.

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Architecture Gallery - José Sales Costa Filho and Romeu Duarte Junior. In honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the Architecture course at the Federal University of Ceará, the duo developed this 23m² space, which takes advantage of the circulation that originally distributed the house's bedrooms. In this scenario, a gallery was created that traces a timeline, using sticky panels with images and texts on the walls. The other surfaces are treated with paint in order to highlight the panels, highlighted by spot lighting.

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Praça Brasil - Marcia Albuquerque and Magdalena Bonfim. Pallets have been fitted with futons that reuse fabric scraps in patchwork, recalling the Ceará habit of placing chairs on the sidewalk outside their homes to chat. The vertical gardens help to alleviate the heat and beautify the space, which also includes a stage for various performances.

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Facade of the Hotel Brasil and Access Walkway - Cauê Aguiar and Diego Studart. The original façade was redesigned with a chromed ACM structure with lighting in the background - the result is reminiscent of river tributaries and Brazilian water resources. The vertical garden, in turn, evokes Brazilian forests and visually connects the façade and the surrounding square. The walkway, which uses pine wood in its construction, also draws attention.

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Hotel Brasil Lobby - Ana Fiuza. In sand tones, the space favors the use of wood and white straw, punctuated by gold. The large yellow Corcovado sofa is accompanied by classics such as the Bianca dresser and the Benjamim armchair, the last piece produced by Sérgio Rodrigues, to create a genuinely Brazilian environment. Everything is distributed over the Roman travertine floor. The lighting is also of Brazilian design, with items from the Nada se Leva studio.

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Hall of the Sertão - Josafá Neto, Eduardo Rommel and Thaise Julião. The architects collected pieces, knowledge and influences from regional artisans, shops and artists to create the space, defined as a true patchwork. Brazilianness - and especially the Sertão - guides the use of natural materials and the color palette that ranges from warm tones, without forgetting the deep blue of the sky.

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Sertão Suite - Ana Virginia Furlani. Almost every Ceará resident has fond memories of the sertão, whose colors and textures are expressed in this space with its pink-washed walls and terracotta-colored cement floor. The incandescent light on a string is also part of this imagery and hangs from the structure that resembles a tree. Two hammocks are a must, as well as a collection of details such as birdcages, a reliquary, clay and wooden saints, and old photographs.

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CASA COR Garden - Moraes Costa Jr. At night, the environment is transformed by the lighting project, focusing on the individual beauty of each species, without losing sight of the intimacy and the relationship with the façade.

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Beach Suite Hall - Karine Maia and Joel Filho. Located in the Hotel Brasil, it has an area of approximately 45m² and features trends such as wood-effect vinyl flooring, concrete-colored walls and a touch of Ceará craftsmanship, which gives the space a beachy feel. Pallets in their natural form form a sofa, with cushions that reveal filet lace appliqués. A touch of boldness is provided by the yellow painting on the ceiling, highlighted by the LED lighting. Finally, images by photographer Chico Albuquerque, which show the daily life of fishermen on the beach.

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Beach Suite - Brenda Rolim. Behind the upholstered bed, a glass panel associated with a makeup counter delimits the closet area. It is connected to the bathroom, which can be closed with transparent sliding panels. In fact, the replacement of walls with glass also favored the entry of natural light, filtered by the raw linen curtains and focusing on the textures of bricks, wood and natural stones. The oak parquet flooring was paved in fish scale, gradually replaced by natural stone fillets arranged in the same way as you approach the wet area.

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Cave Room - Marcelo Dallago. The main raw materials are Buriti wood laminate on the walls and floor and gray Stone Magna porcelain. Another original option was the coating with indigenous graphics - some consider Cauim to be the first wine of the new Terra Brasilis. Highlights include the wine racks made from 16-millimeter bars.

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Gourmet Space - Lia Sampaio and Erasmo Pereira. The gourmet space focuses on the chef's workstation, whose layout converges towards the silestone countertop, designed by the professionals themselves. Black and gray contrast with strong shades of blue and strokes of gold, present in several details.

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Café - Geórgia Vieira, Jamille Mendes and João Dias de Oliveira. The space promotes a connection between the consumer, the history and values of coffee culture, which is intertwined with the history of Brazil. The space is reminiscent of the verandas of old farms and encourages people to meet amidst elements of traditional Ceará architecture, such as arches, columns and railings.

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20Loft with Garage - Rosalinda Pinheiro. The architect combined influences from France, the birthplace of the Renault brand, with Brazilian flair in this minimalist gourmet lounge. The large white beveled molding frames the space above the 8-meter-long Corian countertop. It houses drawers, a cooktop and an oven, positioned in front of the sand-colored cement-textured wall. Above, a touch of green in the garden of foraged palms harvested from the dunes of Ceará. Another influence on the white comes from the 1950s table and chair set from Rosalinda's collection. On the hexagonal ceramic floor, the car rests, which is highlighted by the sculptural light fixtures by Artemide.

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Restaurant - Racine Mourão and Anik Mourão. Right at the entrance, the glass-enclosed lounge surrounded by landscaping surprises visitors, who come into contact with the best of Brazilian design in furniture in a welcoming space. A feeling that emanates from the rusticity of the stone and wood in their natural state, worked in straight lines.

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Jardim dos Gatos - Emília Porto and Antonio Rocha. The duo of visual artists created the exhibition “Os Gatos” (The Cats), especially for CASA COR. The felines are made of ceramics, wood and on canvas, presented in an environment designed to be a true gallery. The directional lighting highlights each work of art individually.

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Kitchen with Laundry Room - Ligia Silveira. The custom-made furniture was lacquered in white and the countertops, in Silestone in the color Acqua Fraccaroli - a new product by architect Brunete Fraccaroli for CASA COR São Paulo - define the light and functional atmosphere. This base contrasts with the natural elements that refer to the roots of Ceará, such as the wood and the Cajazeiras Vermelha stone present in the coverings and other details.

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Gourmet Pantry - Italo de Macedo and Ana Figueiredo. The environment is crafted in dark tones to highlight what should really shine: the food. The first impact comes in the painting that exceeds 2 meters in height, with images of cashews recorded by photographer Ares Soares. The wall covered in hydraulic tiles reinforces regionalism. And all the joinery is made from reclaimed wood, including the shelves that house the dolls dressed as chefs, created by artist Itala Macedo.

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Reading Room - Tiago Falcão. At the architect's request, designer Marco D'Júlio developed the orchid print entitled Chancellor - a passion of Airton Queiroz, the space's honoree. Among the finishes, highlights include the Elegant Brown marble, taken from the large quarries in the Sobral region, in the north of the state, as well as the parquet wood flooring, in reference to the colonial style.

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Family Dining Room - André Monte. National design is very well represented in the selection of pieces, starting with the bookshelf and wooden chairs by Jader Almeida, which interact with the Onyx Provence counter. The chairs that complement Victor Anguieira's dining table are also made by Jader. The set is governed by the Crown pendant, from the Nemo brand. In fact, in the lighting André took advantage of the texture and left the ceiling free, preferring to distribute sconces such as the Foglio, from Flos, and the 204, from Arset, in addition to the Ingo Maurer pendant above the bench. The art curation was carried out by Aldonso Palacio Neto, with works by artists from Ceará such as Tulio Paracampos, Marco Ribeiro and Celso Oliveira.

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Family Lavatory - Katinha Rodrigues and Kaian Meira. An allusion to the map of Brazil appears between cuts of Amazonite, a semi-precious stone considered an amulet among the Indians. The richness of the colonial period is highlighted in the coffee tones added to the stone, with an effect highlighted by the lighting by Noberto Júnior. The opposite wall features a panel in Muiracatiara handcrafted by Deborah Martins and Thayane Souza.

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Family Balcony - Sergei de Castro. The various ethnicities that live together in Brazil are reflected in Sergei's space. The highlight is the large jute panel, the same material that was used to wrap goods at ports, which is an allusion to the French painter Jean-Baptiste Debret. Rustic furniture complements the space, along with pieces found in stores in the city and in his personal collection.

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For the first time, CASA COR Ceará will be held in a property where the exhibition has already been presented, in front of the Palácio da Abolição, the state government headquarters. This strategic decision allows for even more possibilities for modifications, renewal and transformation of this year's project, in new exercises. that combine technique and inspiration. There are 55 professionals involved, from the areas of architecture, interior design and landscaping, who created 37 environments governed by the theme “Brazilianness - Brazil seen from within”. Another new feature is that, of the 3,300m² of visitor area, 1,500m² were allocated to the Hotel Brasil, with areas dedicated to the hotel segment, with the aim of reflecting the “Brazilian way of welcoming”. And this way, from the Ceará point of view , can be translated into straight lines, careful lighting work, the appreciation of the abundant light that comes from outside, sophisticated finishes and the robustness of materials such as wood and stone in their most natural form. In the following photo gallery , you can check out the best angles of each project.
When: October 8th to November 17th Opening hours: 4pm to 10pm, Tuesday to Sunday, including holidays Location: Av. Barão de Studart, 598, in front of the Abolition Palace Tickets: Passport (card with entry for all days of the show): R$80; Full: R$40; Half: R$20 Special Sale: November 16th and 17th