Integrated apartment solves space with wood and neutral palette

An apartment located in the Aclimação neighborhood of São Paulo relied on the creative and sensitive eye of Ticiane Lima to bring precise solutions for a couple with a baby and a dog. They wanted the home to be cozy and have a cleaner palette. To achieve good circulation, the architect did away with some walls to transform the apartment into a 125 m² studio apartment . The idea also contributed to better natural lighting in the integrated dining and living rooms. A gourmet balcony was also a great option to comfortably welcome friends and family , especially at a new time for the couple who were about to have a baby during the planning stage.

The architect also opted for different ideas to ensure the baby's safety, such as the upholstered sofa and straight, free passageways for easier access . The apartment is very practical, which makes things easier for parents. The doors were made using mashrabiyas to help divide the spaces and also contribute to better natural lighting. A wardrobe draws attention with a camouflaged circulation, which offers maximum practicality to the couple, being a more airy place to store clothes and shoes. A home office with the same color palette as the apartment was improvised in a small space. The light wood and blue-gray work very well to create an atmosphere of concentration and creativity. The architect also opted for local materials to make the space more sustainable , in addition to using methods to use the minimum amount of inert materials and construction waste .