​ Since the first edition of CASACOR, Ornare has stood out in prominent environments, consolidating its high-end design at the most influential architecture and interior design exhibition in the country. In addition to São Paulo, the event’s original host city, the brand has extended its presence to editions in Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina, Ribeirão Preto, and even Miami — always seeking to express the leading trends shaping the industry.

30 Years of Ornare at CASACOR – Ornare Experience Space

In 2016, the “Ornare Experience Space” took shape at the hands of architect João Armentano. Spanning 200 square meters, the space unified Armentano’s 30-year career with Ornare’s three-decade history, also marking the 30th edition of the exhibition. Wooden panels connected the kitchen, featuring the Wave line, to the closet with the Cristal Case. The spatial fluidity created a striking sensory experience, subtly highlighting the elegance of the furniture.

Partners in Recent Editions

With each edition, Ornare reaffirms its connection with leading names in architecture and interior design. In 2023, at CASACOR São Paulo, the featured professionals included Cilene Lupi, Flavia Burin, Bruna Moretti, Quintino Facci, Érica Salguero, Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins, Adriana Valle, Patricia Carvalho, and Bianca Da Hora. In the Rio de Janeiro edition, spaces were designed by Paula Wetzel, Camila Simbalista, Fernanda Medeiros, Marcela Martins, and Gisele Taranto. In Ribeirão Preto, the brand took part in projects by Fabricio Frezza, Gabriel Figueiredo, Studio Dyo, Studio AUHE, and N.2B Arquitetura. In CASACOR Santa Catarina, the space was designed by Bárbara Ramos, while Carolina Fagundes and Danielle Lucialdo stood out at the Mato Grosso edition.

In 2024, Ornare featured in six environments at CASACOR São Paulo, interpreting the theme “The Gift of Now” with projects by AD|VP Arquitetura, Bárbara Dundes, Cacau Ribeiro, David Bastos, Laura Rocha, and Rafa Zampini. The loft “Our Own Time” by architect Cacau Ribeiro debuted the Timeless collection — presented for the first time at an exhibition — and was named “Best Suite” by the Veja Award. In Rio de Janeiro, the spaces by Rodrigo Barbosa, Izabela Lessa, and Fernanda Zanetta reaffirmed the brand’s strategic presence across various regions of the country.

Sustainability and Creative Reuse

More than just design, with a strong commitment to sustainable practices, the brand upholds a consistent policy of reusing displayed pieces. In 2024, furniture from exhibitions was either donated or repurposed, benefiting institutions such as the Capim Santo Institute and Belas Artes University. A notable example of this circular approach was the “Casa Cosentino Piano Living” environment by Laura Rocha. The Shaker and Essential lines were reused in a new setup in Rio de Janeiro, in the space “Infinito Particular,” designed by Izabela Lessa and Fernanda Zanetta — an approach that highlights how exclusivity and environmental responsibility can coexist authentically.

What’s Coming in 2025

Ornare’s ongoing participation in CASACOR reaffirms its leadership in the design world. Each environment expresses the brand’s essence of exclusivity, innovation, and sophistication. For 2025, new chapters are already underway — featuring original projects, inspiring collaborations, and creations that promise to surprise. Soon, the next step in this journey will be revealed.