Illuminated muxarabi in the ceiling sets the tone for this 280 m² apartment

Located in one of the emblematic Victorian-style buildings in Santos (SP), this apartment of 280 m² underwent a complete renovation designed by architect Carla Felippi (from the cast of CASACOR São Paulo): the property left behind a compartmentalized layout to become a vibrant home where contemporary sophistication embraces the history of architecture.

The starting point was breaking down barriers. The social area was fully integrated, uniting living, dining, and a gourmet kitchen that behaves as an extension of the living room. The standout feature of the living room is nature: a jabuticaba tree sprouts directly from the floor. On the ceiling, the wood cladding creates a visual 'hug', bringing the warmth needed to balance the modern lines.

Right at the entrance, the bar made of natural Deep Blue stone steals the scene. With tones reminiscent of the ocean's depth and crystalline veins, the piece functions as a functional sculpture.

In the intimate area, the master suite was designed as a sanctuary for self-care, providing spaces for reading, makeup, and rest. In the bathroom with a spa-like atmosphere, the use of Nuvula stone with a backlighting system transforms bathing into a rejuvenating sensory experience.

The daughters' rooms feature layers of light and shades of pink in one bedroom, while the other immerses itself in a dreamy atmosphere of clouds and soft greens.

In the heart of the apartment, the glass office solves the challenge of the modern home office: it offers the necessary silence for concentration, while keeping the resident visually connected to the rhythm and natural light that floods the rest of the house.