The Gabriela Casagrande Arquitetura office, led by the architect Gabriela Casagrande and a multidisciplinary team, signs a contemporary project, in the city of Curitiba, which mixes a Parisian atmosphere with the minimalist movement.
With a spacious and comfortable living room with boiserie-covered walls, a marble-covered fireplace, indirect lighting and a beautiful linen curtain allows natural light to enter, making the atmosphere even more welcoming. “Giving the space a minimalist touch, in addition to the feeling of lightness and visual continuity, in this project, the doors go practically unnoticed amid the white walls with boiserie” comments the professional.
With the warmth of the wood and the sense of movement offered by the herringbone layout, the floor of the apartment makes the space even lighter and more welcoming. Based on a neutral tone and a vibe that blends between New York and Parisian style - the client's most loved cities, this apartment is cozy, contemporary and inspires personality.
The entrance hall is sober, decorated with eus - a composition made from polished and excavated mirrors, at the time placed side by side forming a panel, signed by the artist @jacquelineterpinsestudio.
Design takes over the apartment, with a sofa, armchair and side table by Brazilian designer Guilherme Wentz, while the dining table is signed by Victor Moreira Leite and chairs by the iconic Jader Almeida.
Team:
Architects: Gabriela Casagrande Architecture
Photographer: João Vítor Sartori
Materials used:
Angel painting: Zimmermann, Zilda Fraletti
Acrylic painting: Juliane Fuganti, Galeria Zilda Fraletti
Sofa, armchair and modular tables: Guilherme Wentz
Dining table: Victor Leite
Rugs: Botteh Tapetes
Wall light: Estúdio Orth
Lighting: Amac Light
Floor: Indusparquet
Marble: Michelangelo Marble