A stylish apartment for a young single person, where comfort and relaxation meet.  The social area is covered with Neobamboo wood panels that balance with the light gray high-leveling epoxy floor, warming the space and creating a contemporary atmosphere. The living room comes to life with a deep blue wall, striped rug, designer furniture and carefully selected works of art, which add personality to the space.

In the bedroom, the ocher walls create a welcoming atmosphere, accentuated by the ironwood headboard and custom-designed bedside table. The bed upholstered in navy blue, also made exclusively for the client, brings a touch of elegance. The bathroom features light joinery, a basin carved in Carrara marble, a floor in Pietra Lombarda porcelain tiles and a Mer-colored Gouche covering, both from Portobello, complemented by a modern metalwork shower.

The choice of colors for the walls makes the space unique and directly influences our mood. In the living room, the option for almost navy blue adds depth and a touch of serenity, providing a welcoming and comfortable environment. The color, known for stimulating the mind, brings a subtle irreverence, creating a casual and modern environment.

In the bedroom, the choice for the ocher tone was a careful decision. This earthy hue not only stimulates the senses, but also brings a soft glow, creating a peaceful haven as well as a look of vintage nostalgia. The color ocher is associated with vitality and warmth, providing an environment that inspires joy and fulfillment. These color choices not only impact mood, but also reflect the personality of those who inhabit these spaces, creating a visual harmony that positively stimulates the senses. An apartment that combines functionality, style and comfort for a casual young person.

Architect: Estúdio Pluri
Photography: Miti Sameshima

Material Used:
MAIN SUPPLIERS:
- Portobello (floor and bathroom covering)
- Sherwin Williams
- Madeira&Metal (carpentry and metalwork)
- Thonart (chairs)
- MZ4 (Saarinen table)