Beach house in São Paulo is rich in wood and natural stone

On the coast of São Paulo, on the charming Rifaina beach, House Q04L63 was designed to serve a family of five — a couple with three children — who wanted a home to enjoy the weekends, which was also spacious enough to receive friends and family. The project, designed by the mf+arquitetos firm, was designed to use 50% of the total area, which totals 282 m², for the common areas, such as the gourmet kitchen, dining room, living room, pool and sauna. The remaining portion was divided between the family's private areas. The information is from ArchDaily .

Wood decor is, in fact, the preferred material for summer homes. It also appears in the leisure area, where concrete slats and hijau stones make up the pool area. The furniture is designed by several renowned designers, such as Jader Almeida, Paulo Alves and the Austrian Martin Eisler. Other natural coverings, such as the sand-blasted travertine marble from Egypt, which covers the entire floor and walls of the main hall; the black slate, which was used in the bathrooms and on the countertops; and the rustic granite on the side walls, when combined, create a welcoming, modern and timeless space. The furniture was also favored, with products made of wood, leather, fabrics and natural fibers. These compositions, when combined with a simple and functional volume, provide an experience of great comfort, welcome and practicality for everyone who visits the house. To increase interaction with the outside — a region by the river, rich in natural landscape —, vases and plants were inserted in different points of the house.