The Só Reparos Gallery, designed by architect, plastic artist, and designer Leo Romano, reinforces its conceptual pillars and elevates the creative and poetic aspects of its universe. With 300m2, the idea is that the visitor has an experience with a sense of introspection. To achieve this, a space that brings us closer to the sacred has been built over an old pool. It all begins with a path that starts under the house's marquee, with objects signed by the architect and artist Ieda Jardim. Among bricks and white elements, the path traverses a minimalist architecture. The free layout is composed of light colors, few furniture items, and objects that contrast with the natural elements of the location. At the end of the journey, Leo evokes desire and defines an intense, reflective, and peaceful atmosphere.
