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Restaurant brings colors and textures from Mexico to CASACOR Bahia

Designed by David Bastos, the Amado restaurant combines simple and modern elements in an intimate atmosphere

By Giovanna Jarandilha

Submitted at Oct 25, 2019, 12:55 PM

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Restaurant brings colors and textures from Mexico to CASACOR Bahia
restaurante-amado-david-bastos-casacor-bahia-2019-chico-diniz David Bastos 's vision returns to CASACOR Bahia in its 24th edition, this time with Restaurante Amado . The great inspiration for the project comes from Mexico, street culture and regional crafts. The bright pink of the walls warms up the space and makes gatherings more intimate, turning meals into an experience. The texture of the walls was kept rustic, a proposal by the architect to combine simple finishes and modern elements, such as the large mirrors that hang from the ceiling and decorate the front wall.
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(Chico Diniz/CASACOR)

The central bench was designed by Bastos and adds a real touch of sophistication to the space, thanks to the use of Juliet quartzite on the top. The Funghi stools were made from ebonized wood by artist Rusimar Brumol especially for the project. The metal structure that starts at the bench and goes all the way up to the ceiling, where there is a raised vertical garden with its own lighting, is a highlight. restaurante-amado-david-bastos-casacor-bahia-2019-chico-diniz “I used cobogós concreted on site, in an asymmetrical arrangement, to create a play of light and shadow throughout the space and natural ventilation”, explains Bastos. CASACOR Bahia 2019 When? From October 22nd to December 8th
Tuesday to Friday, from 4pm to 10pm; Saturdays and Holidays, from 3pm to 10pm; Sunday from 3pm to 9pm. Where? Salvador Forest Garden Estacio Gonzaga Street, number 210, Forest Garden, Salvador/Bahia As? Half price: R$25 Full: R$50 Passport: R$ 150 Tickets available at the box office or on the website: https://casacorba.byinti.com