Taking advantage of the independent structure proposed by Aflalo/Gasperini’s project, the Armentano Arquitetura team integrated the entire living area of the apartment, allowing the rare São Paulo skyline view to become the main attraction of the space.

With spatial continuity as a premise, the challenge for the interior design team was to create more compact living areas that could establish a harmonious relationship with the room’s vastness without obstructing the view. To achieve this, the expansive living area was subdivided into three distinct functional spaces solely through furniture arrangement.

Each area envisioned in the interior design project embraces a unique activity: on one end, the layout is organized around a fireplace framed by an elegant dark shelf that extends from floor to ceiling; on the other side, a wood-paneled bar and the Ellíptica table, designed by Studio mk27, create a dining area; in the center, the design features a large living space with Zalszupin’s Dinamarquesa armchairs, the Noah sofa designed by Damian Williamson, the Slim sofa by Simone Coste, and the reversible Eisler armchair.