Stone wall integrates interior and exterior in this country house

Driven by the desire to get closer to the city, but without giving up the country atmosphere they were already accustomed to, a family decided to purchase land in an environmentally protected area, surrounded by trees on all sides, in Campinas (SP). Having lived on a farm for years, the owners wanted to have enough space to welcome friends and guests in a comfortable and relaxed environment. The person chosen to make this dream come true was architect Otto Felix , from CASACOR São Paulo .

The 650 m² floor plan is uncluttered and open to the outside, integrating the greenery and the landscape. The large amount of natural light and the integrated spaces are the highlights of the project, according to the professional. Wood and porcelain tiles predominate in the finishes, but what really draws attention is a stone wall : the structure starts on the outside, crosses the living room and reinforces the absence of boundaries between inside and outside. Brazilian design is the star of the decor and residents opted for established pieces, such as the Mole armchair by Sergio Rodrigues , and works by new names, such as the Pantosh chair by the Rio de Janeiro studio Lattoog , and furniture designed by Jader Almeida from Santa Catarina.