Flórida Apartment
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FLÓRIDA APARTMENT

This 280 m² residential apartment features a timeless color palette and a careful selection of coverings. It is home to a family that values togetherness, interaction and well-being. That is why we opted for a traditional atmosphere with functional solutions that favor moments together and practicality in everyday life.

 

Wood is an element present throughout the project, chosen to bring warmth to the interiors. The entrance hall, for example, is covered entirely with walnut panels and slats, creating an impactful welcome space.

The open floor plan in the social area has a neutral base with occasional colorful works of art, and the armchairs Broa, by Breton. Complementing the living area, we added two sofas Vegas by Franccino.
In the dining room, the travertine marble sideboard is the main protagonist. In front of it, the long table with 10 braided fiber chairs by Clami bring texture and create an elegant combination of materials in the room.
One of the family’s wishes was a semi-integration of the balcony with the living area, but without doors. To achieve this, we designed a type of brise-soleil panels, which allude to the shapes on the building’s façade and keeps natural light and ventilation coming in. The presence of plants is also a smart strategy to characterize the balcony and differentiate it from the rest of the apartment.
In one corner of the leisure area, the brise-soleil panel hides the bar that has many storage shelves. In front, between the balcony and the dining room, the set of armchairs Lina by Líder creates another living space.
The interior design also includes a room for the TV and a home-office, in which the ceiling is covered with walnut panels. There, the large sofa ensures the comfort of the family: this piece of furniture is responsible for making the room one of the most used by the residents. But the key element is the photo gallery, all in black and white, which was carefully arranged to ensure the perfect distribution of the portraits.

Every interior design tells a story when it takes clients' needs off paper and transfers them into reality in a functional, beautiful and timeless way

FÁBIO MOTA,
PARTNER AT TODOS ARQUITETURA

The kitchen is spacious and fully equipped for a family that loves to cook. To make it even more inviting, we chose a light palette and used Itaúnas stone for the worktop and the sideboard in the dining area. This space for meals next to the kitchen was essential for the residents.

Even with more solid colors, the project does not fail to present solutions that bring a cheerful mood. In the washroom, for example, the wallpaper by Branco is responsible for creating impact in the room.

In the master bedroom, the sober, woody palette is the base for works of art and side tables in earthy tones. The choice of coverings and textures also makes the most of the natural light coming in from the balcony. In fact, this room got an even better use with the addition of a workstation.

For the kids’ bedrooms, the strategy was to use playful elements in a timeless design – guaranteed by the pieces of furniture that keep up with the children’s growth.

FLOOR PLAN
PROJECT CREDITS
Name of the project: Flórida
Author: TODOS Arquitetura
Location: São Paulo – SP
Team: Maurício Arruda, Fábio Mota, Rogério Gurgel, Camila Escobar, Ricardo Brito, Ricardo Macias, Maria Luiza Okazak, Marcela Silveira, Vinicius Bispo e Maria Fernanda Galvão
Area: 280 m²
Year: 2023
Photos: Maura Mello
Text: Luíza Fernandes