Integrating your life story into the house is more than a way to decorate, it is also a way to connect with your emotions. This living space uses this concept, bringing identity to the house and transforming the space into a home.
The pandemic has placed the home office at the center of the project. The owner spends most of the day in this place bathed in natural light, ergonomic furniture and a large library.
In view of the rich surroundings in green areas, we chose to make a neutral kitchen to enhance the surroundings. Pure lines do not compete with visuals and work together to build a harmonic environment. The use of wood also warms the environment and dialogues with the entire landscape framed by the windows.
This gourmet kitchen brings simplicity together with formal purity through monochromatic balance and natural lighting.
This architectural style evokes the principles worked out in the counterculture, promoting a unique sensory perception through sight. The volume that houses the toilet was entirely enveloped by joinery panels. The honey-colored catuaba veneer makes the necessary contrast with the tiled floor and the concrete slabs present in the project – the necessary balance to have more temperature and welcome for the environment.
Team:
Architects: Estúdio Elmor
Photographer: Bia Naiuack
Materials used:
Sofa: Ligne roset
Coffee table and armchair: Inove
Woodwork: Maestrelli
Lighting: Alma Light
Oil painting on canvas: artista André Mendes
Templar Crosses: artista Virginia Rojas
Pelican armchair: inove + estúdio Elmor
Floor covering: G. Baraldi
Sculpture Arnaldo Antunes: Galeria Simões de Assis
Kitchen: Florense Carlos de Carvalho
Kitchen Dekton: Euromax
Metals: Deca
Carpet:Persépolis
Sliding doors: Cinex arch
Grigio Marble: Marmoraria Michelangelo
Window Frames: Weiku
Coif: Coifatec
