Nature and comfort highlight the Gagliasso guesthouse in Noronha

Called Pousada Maria Flor , the venture is the artist Bruno Gagliasso's second lodging in Fernando de Noronha . Alongside partners Rodrigo Rivelino, Mauro Lemos, Júlio Pignatari and Maria Janaína da Silva, Bruno this time invested in a space with a view of the Nossa Senhora dos Remédios Fort , on the island. Leading the project, architect Priscilla Muller invested in creating a modern and clean atmosphere in which nature was part of the project indirectly, that is, harmony from the inside out in its composition. The place, which has 12 rooms, a swimming pool, a restaurant and a viewpoint overlooking the archipelago , looks more like an altar. This impression is given because the façade of the inn made of stone creates a lower level than the entrance, while the upper part has openwork slats that partially reveal the interior of the property to create a modern atmosphere .

Neutral base

Inside the inn, the architect invested in more sober tones that made the space feel more spacious and cozy with the entry of natural light during the mornings and lunchtime. -

Furthermore, the architect chose to create contrasts in the composition by investing in a more emblematic shade of gray , present in the chairs. Following a more industrial style, the rooms feature less bright colors, but which convey a sense of comfort to visitors.

External area

Outside the inn, visitors can choose to spend the day by the pool or sunbathe on the deck . The infinity pool was placed at the top of the inn, which gave the space a fabulous view of the natural beauty . Nature can be enjoyed both from the water and from the sun loungers that surround the space - including in the shallowest part of the pool.