CASACOR SP 2024 has come to an end, and the success of the rooms designed by renowned architects and interior designers using Ornare’s exclusive furniture remains a highlight. The brand has consolidated expertise in creating unique furniture that harmonizes perfectly with different styles. The presence in six exclusive spaces at the show highlighted the unique identity and personality of each project.

The “Adorado Bar”, created by architect Rafa Zampini, captured the attention of the public and the media as one of CASACOR’s great successes. Featured in prestigious media outlets such as Casa Abril, Folha de S. Paulo and Veja, the space has established itself as one of the most coveted spots at the show, hosting major events for a select audience. The exclusivity of the environment aroused curiosity and desire in visitors, providing an unparalleled experience.

Architect Cacau Ribeiro has masterfully created a haven of comfort and elegance, the “Nosso Próprio Tempo” loft, which was awarded best suite at the Prêmio Veja. This merit of excellence has been echoed in major publications such as Mundo Zumm, Casa, Terra, ArchDaily Brasil, Revista USE and O Estado de S. Paulo.

In line with the commitment to diversity and inclusion, AD|VP Arquitetura’s “Refúgio de Memórias” environment has been awarded the Accessibility Seal. This recognition, awarded by CASACOR for two consecutive years, attests to the growing appreciation of accessibility as a fundamental principle in architecture and interior design.

Casa Cosentino, the work of architect Laura Rocha, left its mark on design by harmonizing art and music in a unique environment. The repercussions were immediate, with the cover of It Home magazine consecrating the space as an icon of contemporary architecture. This projection not only underlined the innovation of the space, but also reaffirmed its importance as an avant-garde expression of design.

At “Living,” designed by David Bastos, the harmonization between ancestry and minimalism had a profound impact, resulting in the room being chosen for the cover of CasaCor / São Paulo magazine, among the 75 rooms featured. The project attracted attention for the way it balanced functionality and aesthetics, establishing itself as a benchmark for projects that explore the human essence through art and design.

The space “Casa Tao,” developed by architect Barbara Dundes, featured in renowned publications such as Folha de São Paulo, has become a reference in interior design. With an atmosphere that harmonizes traditional and contemporary elements, the project is a sophisticated manifestation of the principles of Taoism, offering a profound reflection on the integration of culture and design. Its innovative and philosophical approach has delighted audiences and elevated discussion about the role of design in cultural expression.

Partnerships with talented architects and designers have resulted in exceptional environments. Participation in CASACOR 2024 was a resounding success, reaffirming Ornare’s commitment to offering exclusive and personalized solutions.