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175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

Designed by architect Jayme Bernardo, the project stands out for its abundance of natural light, good use of space and, most importantly, the view.

By Redação

Submitted at Jan 26, 2023, 3:00 PM

05 min de leitura
175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor
175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)

Overlooking the Serra do Mar, architect Jayme Bernardo from CASACOR designed the decorated Duplex View of Serra Juvevê, which was designed for a young couple looking for a unique residence. Among the highlights, in addition to the stunning view , is the use of of spaces and the use of natural materials and neutral tones .
175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)

According to architect Glei Tomazi , from the Jayme Bernardo Arquitetura office, it is a duplex penthouse. “In other words, it reminds us of a residence, something familiar with the difference of a very privileged view.”
175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)

175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)

The chosen tones were more neutral colors for the upholstery and stronger tones for the carpentry and natural stones. The use of natural materials such as sustainable fibers and fabrics stands out, as well as organic shapes in the décor items.
175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)

Among the project's highlights are the floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the apartment, which provide plenty of sunlight all day long and provide a sense of spaciousness ; a wine cellar under the stairs, optimizing space; and cabinets that go unnoticed throughout. the kitchen.
175 m² duplex incorporates neutral tones and natural materials in its décor

(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)