Muxarabi House
Evelyn Muller

Muxarabi House

With interiors designed by Paula Aveiro Arquitetos, Casa Muxarabi reinterprets the relationship between interior and exterior through a carefully curated interplay of light, materiality and spatial continuity. The project is grounded in a warm, tactile palette – light-toned wood, travertine navona and sandy neutrals – employed to craft a welcoming yet refined domestic landscape for a family that values hosting, sharing and living in fluid, interconnected spaces.

photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller

At the core of the project is the muxarabi panel, which unfolds along the hall, staircase and living room, establishing both a defining identity and a continuous visual thread between the two floors. On the ground level, kitchen, dining and living areas form a seamless open plan, while the gourmet area extends outward through large retractable glazing that fully dissolves the boundary between inside and out. A planted green wall reinforces this gesture, stretching sightlines and enhancing the perception of openness. Concealed doors and structural glass that frames the staircase as a sculptural element, together with light-toned joinery and uninterrupted surface treatments, contribute to a clean, fluid reading of the interiors — an architecture that is discreet in expression yet visually compelling.

photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller

On the upper floor, each bedroom was conceived with its own distinct atmosphere. The girl’s room features a soft palette of greens, blues and warm accents, evoking the freshness and calmness of a garden and shaping a serene, inviting setting. The boy’s room draws on nautical cues and prioritizes an open central area for play, maintaining a direct connection to the terrace. The shared bathroom balances pink and blue atop a terrazzo floor, introducing a youthful and contemporary character. In the primary suite, the project’s natural palette reappears through linen textiles, light wood and a textured wallcovering that enhances the sense of comfort; the en-suite bathroom, fully clad and illuminated by a skylight, delivers a sensorial bathing experience defined by the entry of natural light.

photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller

Throughout the residence, every design decision reinforces a sense of natural ease and comfort, weaving together subtle rusticity, functionality and a clear visual identity. From the full integration of the social areas to the careful handling of textures, tones and detailing, Casa Muxarabi articulates an architecture that nurtures well-being, encourages shared living and strengthens the relationship with its immediate surroundings — a reflection of the intention to create living spaces that are vibrant, emotional and attuned to contemporary ways of inhabiting.

photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
photo_credit Evelyn Muller
Evelyn Muller
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