Paredes escuras, arte e madeira dão tom urbano a apê de 145 m²

This apartment of 145 m² was conceived as an urban refuge for a "bon vivant" spirit man, who lives in Mato Grosso, but wished for a space in São Paulo to host his four adult children, as well as family and friends. Passionate about gastronomy and hosting people, the client asked architect Juliana Cascaes - from the cast of CASACOR São Paulo - for a spacious, integrated, and functional home - characteristics that guided the entire conception of the project.

Dark walls, artworks, and wood give an urban tone in a 145 m² apartment. Project by Juliana Cascaes. In the photo, integrated living and dining room.

Right at the entrance, the total black dark hall creates a "box" effect and anticipates the sophisticated atmosphere of the project. Upon passing through it, the visitor is confronted with the spaciousness of the living room integrated, the heart of the apartment.

Dark walls, artworks, and wood give an urban tone in a 145 m² apartment. Project by Juliana Cascaes. In the photo, kitchen with countertop and orange stove.

The starting point was the gourmet island, equipped with an orange stove, that connects to a natural wood laminate table, designed to gather everyone around while the host cooks. The sofa-island completes the integration between the social projects, reinforcing the welcoming and festive character.

Dark walls, artworks, and wood give an urban tone in a 145 m² apartment. Project by Juliana Cascaes. In the photo, dining room with leather chairs.

The artworks and signed design pieces give personality and identity to the project, including the Fardos armchair, by Ricardo Fasanello, the Zina dining chairs, by Zanini de Zanine, along with works by Tomie Ohtake, Abraham Palatnik, Athos Bulcão, and Denilson Baniwa. The collection also features sculptures by Amílcar de Castro and José Bento, as well as the Disco Table, designed by Bruno de Carvalho, which reinforce the sophisticated and unique atmosphere of the projects.

Dark walls, artworks, and wood give an urban tone in a 145 m² apartment. Project by Juliana Cascaes. In the photo, pantry with gray woodwork,

To ensure a contemporary and timeless atmosphere, the architect opted for sober tones - gray, wood, and natural finishes - along with Coral's Velvet texture, applied to walls and ceilings to bring the effect of exposed concrete. Natural laminate panels were strategically designed to hide the laundry, pantry, and audio equipment, keeping the layout clean and sophisticated.

Dark walls, artworks, and wood give an urban tone in a 145 m² apartment. Project by Juliana Cascaes. In the photo, bathroom with organic mirror and 3D tile.

The project also stands out for its attention to the choice of finishes: porcelain tiles that refer to stone and concrete, natural stone in strategic details, along with bathrooms having standardized finishes and a half-bath entirely in black marble.

Dark walls, artworks, and wood give an urban tone in a 145 m² apartment. Project by Juliana Cascaes. In the photo, bedroom with mirrored wardrobe.

In the intimate area, the three suites were designed with the same aesthetic unity, valuing neutral tones, noble materials, and intelligent solutions for space utilization. The master suite received a natural leather headboard, gray lacquer wardrobe, and a bathroom with a sculpted stone sink, reinforcing the timeless sophistication.