The nine tones that color this 141 m2 house dialogue with the pigments of the trees in Parque da Água Branca. To define them, the architect relied on the help of researcher Maibe Maroccolo, who mapped the area and, from it, related the natural nuances to the color palette of Coral paints. "The main objective is to awaken a new look at the vegetation and the beauty that already surrounds us," explains Mauricio. The projects are 100% Brazilian: antique pieces, contemporary design, and folk art celebrate our roots and guide the exchange between tradition and innovation. Reused materials come to the forefront, such as the stone used for the kitchen countertop, which was a leftover from the stone shop.
