Entre morros

When we were invited to develop this project, the apartment was in the final stage of construction by the builder. Our challenge was to give the spaces an identity, translating the resident's personality into a welcoming, functional and timeless composition.

Nature was the starting point for the project's choices. Inspired by the tones of the hills, we combined greens, earthy nuances and wood to create a serene and inviting atmosphere. Green, the client's favorite color, stands out in the kitchen joinery with the Verti MDF, in contrast with the woody Cacau and the white stone, which balance the composition and bring lightness.

On the kitchen wall, the Gouache Nuage ceramic tile adds texture and delicacy, reflecting the light and enhancing the nuances of the materials. The moldings on the joinery reinforce the timeless character of the space, while the fluted glass partition delimits the laundry area with lightness, letting light through without compromising the separation between the spaces.

The integration between kitchen and living room is reinforced by the wooden counter, designed for small meals and moments of togetherness. In the living room, the neutral sand and beige tones create visual continuity, while the mix of textures from the sofa, rug and striped pouf adds depth and coziness. The pendant lights in natural fibers, such as rattan, wicker and straw, complement the composition with an artisanal touch and reinforce the connection with nature. Indirect lighting, in turn, contributes to an intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

The resident's personality also shows in the details, such as the guitar displayed on the wall, which brings his interests into the decor in a spontaneous way. These are choices that make the space more personal and show how objects and materials can tell stories without compromising the harmony of the whole.