My name is Alice, and I’m part of the communications team at Conrado Ceravolo Architects, a Brazilian architecture firm based in São Paulo. I’d like to share with you one of their recently completed projects, a unique apartment located in São Paulo, which might be of interest for publication or editorial consideration. Below you’ll find a short description of the project and images for your review.

Renovated by Conrado Ceravolo Architects, the Apartment Volta transforms a newly delivered floor plan into a home that reflects the daily life and future plans of its residents. With a focus on fluidity, functionality, and identity, the design integrates the balcony with the living area, repositions the powder room for greater privacy, and creates a central, flexible home office.

Natural materials such as freijó wood and cimento queimado bring warmth and continuity, while light gray cabinetry and soft tones add brightness and calm. Custom furniture and thoughtful details enhance everyday comfort, from the entryway bench with shoe storage to the island kitchen and versatile dining area. More than a renovation, the project embodies a way of living that is open, integrated, and attuned to the evolving rhythm of home life.

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Architects: Conrado Ceravolo Architects

Photographer: Carolina Lacaz