The interior design of the Minas 70 boat comes from the desire for more modernity and comfort in the nautical space. Without giving up the practicality and functionality required for this type of environment, the proposed design masterfully embraces the requirements of the floating house.
To fulfill this proposition, the preliminary study took as its starting point the profile of the owners - a couple who go to the boat on weekends to enjoy the company of friends and family, especially their grandchildren. In addition to the context in which the space is used, the materialization of desires and needs is subject to the environment: unlike projects on dry land, the three levels of this house are located on the high seas.
With all these premises in mind, the development of the interior design project began in the living room. Composed of dark and striking woodwork, all the upholstery was updated with the aim of transmitting light to the space. Thus, the ceiling and carpet gain light tones that blend with the fendi fabric covering of the walls, materializing the desired sensation of spaciousness.
To the left of the room, the original sofa, old and robust, gives way to the Natuzzi Itália leather sofa, in a true ode to relaxation. The user experience provided by its electric mechanism reveals itself as an invitation to complete rest on the high seas.
To enhance the concept of well-being in the space, in front of the sofa there are two inviting Tecline armchairs. With carbon steel legs and densely woven upholstery, they adapt sumptuously to the constant movement of the boat.
While the furniture provides solidity and security to the composition of the space, the decorative objects, on the other hand, reveal a subtlety that establishes a balance in the living room.
In addition to comfort and modernity as aspects desired by the owners, a mix of colors also guides the entire project. The blue of the sea and the orange of the corals form a cheerful and unusual composition, seen in the neoprene cushions by Elisa Atheniense.
Present not only on the armchairs, the cushions intensify the integration of the entire space with subtlety. Seen on the sofa, they incorporate the vibrant atmosphere of the décor that extends to the side table.
The composition of objects on the table reflects the concept that encompasses the entire project. In search of an intentionality that goes beyond aesthetics, the travel book serves as a bridge for inspiration, the lamp intensifies the coziness under the indirect light and the Franttone deck of cards creates even more opportunities for socializing.
Continuing along the deck, a bar is strategically located between the living and dining areas. Above the furniture, the glass tray blends with its warm and deep wood tones, creating a charming atmosphere.
Further back, you can see the dining room, which is set around a table with six seats, specially designed by our office. Its stainless steel structure fixed to the floor, combined with the Dekton top, adds sophistication and provides the stability needed for the maritime environment.
Above it, the neoprene centerpiece by Elisa Atheniense references the decorative pieces in the living room, reinforcing the connection between the spaces while evoking the orange tone of the project.
Arranged around the dining table, the structural strength of the chairs goes unnoticed thanks to the comfort provided by the rotation of their seats.
The efficient use of every square meter is even more evident where the dining room meets the gourmet kitchen. With ample service space available, the Dekton countertop surface divides the spaces as a point of light.
Towards the bow, you can also find the boat's internal controls.
Stairs lead to the lower deck, where the new upholstery on the walls and ceilings highlights its modernization. From the hall, three cabins open up, prepared for guests, who can stay in a suite in the bow and in the two bedrooms that have access to a shared bathroom.
Light tones and nautical fabrics are present throughout the wing, contrasting with the dark and striking joinery while revisiting the spacious feeling of the main deck.
The guest suite is spacious and exudes extra charm with the choice of linens. This device was designed to compensate for the lack of decorative elements, since the cabins do not have the structure to store fixed objects.
The same applies to the other two bedrooms, whose composition of cheerful and colorful bedspreads, combined with themed pillows, makes the atmosphere even more cozy and inviting.
The bathroom shared by the rooms and the private bathroom in the suite have similar structures, with emphasis on the combination of sober stone and wood in the finishes. The sanitary equipment offers a relaxing experience and proves the efficiency of a well-thought-out design in small spaces.
In addition to the cabins, a master cabin can be accessed by descending another flight of stairs. Located in the center of the vessel, the windows on both sides make the view from this room a spectacle in itself!
But the comfort is not limited to the sea horizon available through the windows. Since the area is privileged for being located in the most stable part of the boat, those staying in the main cabin can also enjoy an even larger space with a sofa and closet.
The sofa with cream upholstery matches the tone of the walls, in addition to fulfilling the main function of offering extra comfort on the high seas. Its structure is fixed, but the loose cushions give greater freedom for those who snuggle up on the furniture.
The bathroom is spacious and has a mix of coverings that provide comfort and sophistication for a well-being experience.
Finally, individualizing the intimate, social and service programs, on the lower deck it is possible to access the crew wing which has a sailor's room and bathroom, located at the stern.
"With a life marked by experiences on the high seas and a deep knowledge of vessels, I have dedicated myself to nautical projects, bringing a difference to our office based on my personal admiration for this universe."
- Camila Paiva
The interior design of the Minas 70 vessel aims to make the nautical experience more comfortable and cozy. With the proposal successful, the invitation is to disconnect from city life and connect with the sea.
