The design has a modern and contemporary style. We were inspired by the curves of the terrace, designed by master Ruy Ohtake, which is certainly the strong point of the project. The client asked for a clean apartment where white is the protagonist, with colors in some highlights, and the main focus, on the old pieces and works of art that she already owned, tell a story. On the terrace, we have a Buddhist saint, who is of great value to the client and we want to highlight a niche among the plants in the vertical garden. The use of  Brazilian furniture, such as the Ondine armchair by Jorge Zalszupin, contrasts with contemporary Brazilian furniture by current designers, such as the magazine rack by Jader Almeida.

The kitchen and the bathroom, on the other hand, keep clean and white as protagonists, but surprise with the details. The bench becomes the bench, in the bathroom, and the wooden cabinet stands out with the detail on the handles. In the kitchen, the large island impacts and gives amplitude to the environment.
In the bathroom, in the same language, we used aluminum “frames” to frame the countertop, and the mirror.

In the social hall, the cross-legged chair by artist Luiz Philippe invites you to enter the apartment and feel at home.