A blank canvas, history and lots of personality.

Among the client's wishes for the new home were integrated spaces that would allow for a painting studio in the living room and also for watching the sunset.

The greatest asset of the apartment's new layout is the entrance to the master suite. We designed a large door that, when opened, increases the view for those in the living room. With this intervention, we added three windows, which allows the resident to admire the horizon and the sunset while sitting on the sofa.

Several original elements of the apartment were restored, such as the original wooden parquet floor, and others were enhanced, such as the exposed concrete of the structures. The furniture features examples of modernism found in antique shops, such as the coffee and dining tables made of rosewood, and the high chairs and stools designed by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler for the iconic Forma store, famous during the golden age of Brazilian modernism.

The result is a relaxing atmosphere with fluid spaces, which create the perfect setting for the client to find inspiration every day and white breathing spaces to hang their canvases.