The inspiration for the project designed by Julliana Camargo came from Brazilian architecture and furniture in wood and iron.
Submitted at Mar 21, 2022, 1:00 PM
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Casa LLF , located in São José dos Campos, in the interior of São Paulo, had as a premise for architect Julliana Camargo , who is responsible for the interior design, to work with 100% Brazilian furniture, coverings and materials.
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The colors should match the architecture, including gray, wood and black.
On the bedroom floor, colorful carpentry was used, with a mix of colors for the kids' area, which together with the concrete became playful and fun.
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Gray lacquer is present in the bedroom cabinets, as are pink and yellow in the children's bedrooms.
One of the main highlights of the materials is the shard flooring , used on the ground floor of the entire house, from the internal to the external area, embracing the house without interruptions.
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A more personalized carpentry design for the intimate area was created to get away from the more conventional carpentry and the idea was to find practical solutions , such as the concrete countertops in the kitchen and barbecue area, which received black granite on top, following the modernist line of home.
