Revestir 2024

Decolores, a company born in Espírito Santo, arrives at Expor Revestir 2024 contemplating the beauty and diversity of our country's natural rocks. Named 'Cores do Brasil' (Colors of Brazil), the collection presents a sequence of products originating from our lands, which encompass a diverse range of shades and textures. 

Between March 19 and 22, at the São Paulo Expo, the brand will occupy a 30 m² stand, designed by architect Bruno Silva of Studio Cocoon Rise, where it will combine trend, innovation and knowledge about its quartzites and their history in Brazil, highlighting the natural choice as a more sustainable and viable option in the midst of a synthetic market.

The space features a large panel of Da Vinci quartzite, which goes all the way to the ceiling, highlighting the subtle and delicate movement that the element can bring to interior design, while also emphasizing the various possibilities for installing the stone. On the same perimeter, a bench made of Mont Blanc with Da Vinci inlaid in the shape of a leaf brings a breath of fresh air to the space, once again celebrating the intrinsic naturalness of the material.

In another part of the stand, solid stone cubes measuring approximately 5 cm show the different types of Decolores stone and the various possible finishes, illustrating how creativity can be explored without losing the robustness and durability of natural stone.

The color palette, in turn, was based on shades of green, a color that is a strong trend this year and represents much of the brand's institutional identity, as well as connecting harmoniously with the concept of sustainability, one of the company's pillars.

With content developed especially for the fair by the team of geologists from the Research & Development sector, Decolores also presents a rich context about its products to visitors, with facts and curiosities that highlight the attributes and properties of its stones.

Get to know some of Decolores' natural stones that will be at Expo Revestir 2024:

Splendido


With its pink hue, Splendido quartzite, from Decolores, gave the staircase in the social area a modern, characterful look. Photo: Disclosure.

Splendido quartzite captivates the eye and stimulates the imagination. Its authenticity can transform any space into a haven of elegance. The pink hue of the rock - with its layers and veins shaped by the geological wonders of the Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia - creates a welcoming and comforting atmosphere, as well as bringing personality to the interior design.

Biancatto


Minimalist, Biancatto is perfect for creating neutral and elegant bases. In this kitchen, the Decolores stone has created a light atmosphere for the room, which is integrated with nature. Photo: Disclosure.

In Bahia, approximately 944 million years ago, a marine spectacle was unfolding. Carpets of algae and coral reefs were sources of calcium carbonate that precipitated into extensive limestone packages. Under pressure and temperature, Biancatto Marble emerged, a timeless rock with crystallized dolomites in every layer, which delivers a classical symphony reflected in its soft white tones and grey hues.

Sodalita

The exuberance intrinsic to Decolores' Sodalite is perfect for the design of imposing environments that become the protagonists of the architectural project. Photo: Disclosure. 

An exuberant rock with a royal blue color due to the abundant presence of the mineral that inspired its name, Sodalite has a polished finish. A rare mineral, it is unique in Brazil, creating a genuinely Brazilian, exclusive, exotic stone with high added value. It can be installed on worktops, tables, washbasins, wall panels and design pieces.

Da Vinci

The green hue of the fuchisite mineral gives Da Vinci quartzite its personality. Photo: Disclosure.

It contains relict minerals that have been transformed over geological time and now have exotic colors, such as the green of the mineral fuchisite, which is rich in chromium, giving it the green hue so characteristic of the chemical element. Polished, brushed or levigated, this quartzite can be applied to façades, internal and external walls, internal and external floors, kitchen worktops, table tops, bathrooms, external cladding for fireplaces and swimming pools.

Mont Blanc

The brilliance of Mont Blanc enchants all who see it and makes it ideal for spaces that need a more neutral base, as in this art gallery. Photo: Joana França.

Characterized by its white background due to the milky quartz in the rock, Mont Blanc quartzite has fluid veins that are sometimes green - due to the presence of the mineral sericite - and sometimes almost black - due to the presence of the mineral tourmaline. Polished, levigated or brushed, it is ideal for internal walls and floors, kitchen worktops, table tops, bathrooms and external fireplace coverings.

Ijen Blue

Through its celestial color, Ijen Blue gives the spaces where it is installed profound beauty, as in the case of this living room. Photo: Disclosure.

Ijen Blue, with its palette that mixes shades of blue, white and grey, is a quartzite that contemplates deep beauty through its color. Its patterns, which fluidly cover the entire surface of the stone, cover projects that value succinct refinement. Whether applied to kitchen worktops, wall coverings or floors, this quartzite not only beautifies, but also instigates a visceral connection with nature.

Bronzite

With its sober tone, Bronzite is perfect for environments that value sophistication, as in this spa room. Photo: Disclosure.

The iron minerals and quartz layers present in Bronzite are responsible for its high hardness and reddish colors, which are often vivid and bright. Polished, brushed, flamed or with a slatted finish - a novelty! -this quartzite is perfect for facades, walls and interior floors, kitchen worktops, table tops, bathrooms and external fireplace coverings.