Corner for Time and Breath

CasaCam Arquitetura
CASACOR | BSB 2021
CASACOR | BSB 2021
Inspired by the “Original Home” theme, the idealized project proposes a return to time and to our origins. A return to the time of our parents, with an atmosphere of nostalgia and grandma’s coziness. 

The environment proposes a meeting of the present and the past, in its 75m².  First, it opens into the wine room, an intimate environment with its wine rack, colors and layout, inviting relaxation and good conversation. Elba Cambraia’s canvas attached to the rack stands out, a point that governs the palette.

Moving further into the space, divided by a corrugated glass and iron retractable door, it opens into the pantry and kitchen. These carry the lightness, warmth and simplicity of a farmhouse, the protagonist of childhood vacations. In the pantry, antique furnishings such as the tea cart and the small crystal cabinet stand out between the new pink cupboard and the porcelain-topped table. The kitchen, with its cladding reminiscent of handcrafted beige tiles, carries a sweet nostalgia. 

Furniture by Jader Rodrigues designed especially for the environment are also prominent: the table supporting the stove where fruits and vegetables are stored, the stools, the base of the pantry table, the chairs made of iron, wood and leather with clean lines, the floor lamp in the wine room, and the coat rack among wooden objects. 
 
 CasaCam Arquitetura
CasaCam Arquitetura @casacam.arquitetura
An architect and urban planner from Ceará,  Ângela Cambraia graduated from the Federal University of Ceará. She worked for 20 years in her own firm in Fortaleza and then she moved to Brasília in 2016.

2017 was her first show at CASACOR Brasília - this is her fourth. In the last run, in 2019, the Sossego Room was chosen by online voting as the audience favorite among all environments selected from CASACOR exhibitions throughout Brazil.

In 2019, the  Ângela Cambraia firm became CasaCam Arquitetura, mainly operating in Brasilia and Fortaleza.

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