Artwork, signed design, and prints characterize a 110 m² apartment

A refuge in São Paulo, where art and design meet. This was the proposal of architect Romário Rodrigues – from the lineup of CASACOR São Paulo – for the decoration of the apartment of 110 m², which serves as a second home for the clients. The living room translates the personality of the residents, blending memories, sophistication, and a curation that reflects their keen eye for art. "The highlight is the work of Abraham Palatnik, a master of kinetic art in Brazil, who transforms movement into visual poetry, composing with the iconic Danish armchairs by Jorge Zalszupin," Romário explains. The signed furniture also features the Marquesa bench by Oscar Niemeyer, prominently positioned in the living area.

The kitchen can be integrated through the sliding door and maintains the same neutral palette as the living room. The dining table made of bench and chairs allows for comfortable hosting. In the bedrooms, the architect combines wallpaper and bedding in similar tones. The result is a modern and sophisticated project, without sacrificing comfort.