Designers from Brazil have created renderings that imagine the interiors of an eco-lodge in Patagonia for the design show Casa NaToca.
The theme for this year’s Casa NaToca was “refuge” with participating designer asked to design rooms for Mapu, a sustainable house and guest lodges being built in the Chilean part of Patagonia by a couple named Pati Beck and Gustavo Zylbersztajn.
Designers including Bel Lobo, Leila Bittencourt, Paula Neder and Paola Ribeiro each contributed digitally rendered interiors of the lodge.
![Dining room of Mapu rendered for Casa NaToca](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-hero-b-852x479.jpg)
Mapu is being built in the city of Futaleufú next to Lake Lonconao.
Along with a home for the pair and their children, Mapu will include loft-style accommodation for guests, extra accommodation in the form of an Airstream trailer and a restaurant in a greenhouse.
![Rendering of a reading room of Mapu](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-marcella-reynol-arquitetura-852x585.jpg)
Participating designers imagined all of these places with timber walls, natural textures and wide windows with sweeping views of the landscape.
MRC Arq Design created a living room with a hanging swing and a built-in desk in front of giant windows with views of the mountains, while Isabela Fraia Arquitetura designed a timber-lined dining room filled with art and bookshelves.
![Rendering of a playroom with skylights and a net floor](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-playroom-estudio-minca-hauzz-estudio-criativo-852x1065.jpg)
A kitchen by Rodrigo Ferreira Arquitetura features an island covered in a blackboard for the children to draw on.
There are cute bedrooms for both of the children along with a room for their cousins, and an attic playroom by Estudio Minca and Hauzz Estudio Criativo with a diorama of the planets suspended from the ceiling and a net floor.
![Renderings of a children's bedroom for exhibition Casa NaToca](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-cousins-bedroom-muito-mais-arquitetura-nina-moraes-design-852x1065.jpg)
Marcella Reynol Arquitetura’s reading room features cheerful framed prints on the walls.
A deck for barbecues designed by Leila Bittencourt, Cynthia Bento, and Flávia-Lauzana features a sunken conversation pit overlooking the scenery.
![Rendering of a guest house in an Airstream trailer](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-airstream-cajoo-studio-col-3-852x928.jpg)
Cajoo Studio visualised a compact and cheerful guest apartment in a trailer, and there are a wide variety of guest lofts designed for couples or families.
All of the renderings share a sunshine-saturated palette, with pale timber walls and plenty of houseplants and woven pendant lampshades.
![Rendering of a terrace in Patagonia](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-bbq-leila-bittencourt-cynthia-bento-flavia-lauzana-col_6-852x479.jpg)
Previously held in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, this year’s Casa NaToca show is being held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Visitors to the online show can explore a 360-degree virtual tour and listen to audio recordings from the designers.
![Rendering of a guest studio for Mapu in Chile](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2021/02/casa-natoca-virtual-exhibition-guest-studio-ana-hygino-cau-goncalves-col_5-852x479.jpg)
More dreamy fictional interiors renderings by architects and designers include a rock-formation hotel in Russia, an idealised holiday villa by the sea, and a hotel with a spa in Ukraine.
Casa NaToca is online until 11 April 2021. See Dezeen Events Guide for an up-to-date list of architecture and design events taking place around the world.