FARIA LIMA APARTMENT
The Faria Lima apartment brings together a robust collection of memories and important pieces of national and international design. Moreover, as a backdrop, it features a sober palette and classic coverings that reinforce the Brazilian identity of the interiors.
In its area of 150 m², the apartment comprises living room, dining room, kitchen, home-office, master bedroom and guest rooms. Each of these rooms was designed to take advantage of the classic furniture that was already part of the client’s collection and mix them with contemporary pieces, in order to have timeless interiors.
In the living room, the original concrete pillars of the project contrast nicely with the sucupira wood panel, where the TV hangs. Touches of color appear in the furniture: the green sofa and the blue armchairs Mole, by Sérgio Rodrigues.
A very precious feature of TODOS' projects is the appreciation of national design. The strategic curation of furniture and coverings is part of the company's identity
FÁBIO MOTA,
PARTNER AT TODOS ARQUITETURA
The clients needed a space that could serve as a home-office and, at the same time, comfortably host their son who lives abroad. That is why we opted for the design of this mashrabiya sliding door, which provides the necessary privacy for guests without compromising space between the room and the living.
The home-office also connects to the dining room which, after a change in the original layout, was integrated into the kitchen. The table Holg, by Clami, with a top of granite vitória-régia, jequitibá wood base and eight seats, is the highlight of the room.
Green color also appears in the washroom, which has a wall covered with terracal texture, by Terracor, in a very light shade. The travertine marble sink and the black toilet add modernity to a classic design.
For the bedrooms, the main idea was practicality and comfort. In the master bedroom, the highlight is the bed positioned in front of the large floor-to-ceiling window overlooking the city. Another interesting detail is the light wood headboard that extends itself and frames a desk.
The bathroom in the large guest en-suite is the result of two bathrooms from the original floor plan being transformed into one. The sink was left in the bedroom area, but is separated from the sleeping space by the mint metallic shelf. A solution that rejuvenates the project!
FLOOR PLAN
