Discover the artful transformation of the VJC São Paulo House, a modernist masterpiece in Brazil’s vibrant São Paulo. Renowned architect Marina Salles masterfully orchestrates an interior renovation, blending Brazilian and Italian design influences. This 800 square-meter (8,611 square feet) residence, originally by Studio MK27, finds new life through Salles’ vision.
Experience a home where minimalist architecture meets an inviting, story-rich interior, with each space echoing comfort, interaction, and artistic expression.
Pacaembu House in São Paulo, designed by Studio Arthur Casas, is a contemporary haven for socializing and relaxation. Set in the scenic Pacaembu neighborhood, this house skillfully uses its sloping terrain to offer stunning views and discreet street presence.
Its layout includes a living room, dining area, and bedrooms, all integrated with outdoor spaces like a pool and garden. Unique design elements and a focus on sustainability, with features like solar panels and a green roof, complement the interior’s elegant mix of rustic and modern finishes.
Step into the RR Apartment, an eclectic home in São Paulo, Brazil, crafted by Nati Minas & Studio in 2023. This space captivates with a fluid design where organic shapes and a statement bar harmonize with textured surprises, marrying the original architectural elements with contemporary finesse.
The Minimalist Apartment in Itaim Bibi stands as a testament to modern urban elegance, courtesy of AS Arquitetas SP. In the heart of São Paulo, this 170m² (1,830 sq ft) space, reimagined for a young couple, harmoniously blends hosting-friendly layouts with the serene companionship of their Golden Retrievers.
Seamlessly extending into nature, the design cleverly directs views to the lush treetops from the terrace. Each choice, from the demolition of walls for light-filled rooms to the refined choice of a neutral palette, converges to create a living experience that is both spacious and intimate. This apartment not only captures the essence of minimalist design but also mirrors the vibrant pulse of its dwellers.
In the vibrant urban setting of São Paulo, Brazil, the Bento House emerges as a contemporary home by FCstudio. Captivatingly, this house juxtaposes metallic exteriors and exposed concrete walls, creating a dynamic interaction with its surroundings.
With a unique ability to alternate between total privacy and intentional openness, the design blurs boundaries between the indoors and outdoors. Highlighting a mix of materials in their purest forms, such as steel, wood, and concrete, this residence not only celebrates the authenticity of Brazilian design but also promises functionality for a young family’s urban lifestyle.
In the bustling heart of São Paulo, Brazil, L Apartment emerges as an urban oasis, masterfully revamped by the Architects Office. This modern-day refuge, nestled within Vila Nova Conceição’s serene residential setting, exhibits minimalist elegance in every corner. Through smart design choices and curated artifacts, the renovated space flawlessly intertwines nature’s tranquility with contemporary, minimalist architectural brilliance.
Dive into the depths of São Paulo’s luxury with the newly designed Casa Alto de Pinheiros apartment. Enveloped in the rich textures of wood and stone, this contemporary dwelling offers a harmonious blend of functionality and style, tailored to cater to the modern family’s diverse needs.
Set against São Paulo’s vibrant backdrop, renowned for its eclectic mix of old-world charm and urban sophistication, this masterpiece by Architects Office curates spaces for every familial activity – from social gatherings to tranquil moments of relaxation.
In São Paulo’s renowned Saint Honoré building, the Saint Honore Apartment unveils an industrial design masterpiece by Memola Estudio. The renovation breathes a timeless essence reminiscent of lofts, merging rustic materials with sleek wooden finishes. This exquisite space, accentuated by salvaged and contemporary touches, serves as both a vibrant and understated canvas for art displays.
