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Hot tub creates a relaxation area inside the living room of this apartment

The bathtub was a dream for the residents, and architect Letícia Nóbrega managed to include the item by taking advantage of the integration of spaces

By Redação

Submitted at May 11, 2023, 3:00 PM

05 min de leitura
Hot tub creates a relaxation area inside the living room of this apartment
Viewing homes as spaces for relaxation and rest is a trend in architecture and interior design. More and more people are choosing to transform their bathrooms into true spas , but in this project designed by architect Letícia Nóbrega , the space was created in a different place.
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(Gisele Rampazzo/CASACOR)

Innovative and bold, the duplex stands out for the presence of an item that is synonymous with relaxation positioned in the living room: a hot tub .
bathtub, hydromassage, integrated spaces

(Gisele Rampazzo/CASACOR)

In fact, the bathtub was already present in the original project, before the architect's renovation. However, one of the residents' biggest complaints was that the rooms were poorly lit, and the solution was to integrate the spaces to bring the lighting from the gourmet balcony into the living room .
A necessary improvement in the project to make it more durable and coherent was the leveling of the floor and the incorporation of the retractable glass roof that helps protect the hot tub from the elements , but keeps the outdoor spaces open on days with stable weather. “We managed to bring together everything that is most important for the family in one place: light, plants, views of the city and the gourmet area with a barbecue to welcome friends,” says the architect.
bathtub, hydromassage, integrated spaces

(Gisele Rampazzo/CASACOR)

In the open garden, a striking jabuticaba tree evokes the atmosphere of a backyard . In this area, the furniture with a structure of nautical rope and weather-resistant fabric allows the satisfaction of direct contact with the outdoors and the durability of the pieces, even when exposed to the sun, wind and rain, and also brings you closer to nature through natural materials.
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(Gisele Rampazzo/CASACOR)

Returning to the living room , the large slatted panel where the TV was installed mimics the doors that give access to the bathroom and kitchen . In the back, another knocked down wall contributed to the expansion of the space, incorporating depth and functionality.
bathtub, hydromassage, integrated spaces

(Gisele Rampazzo/CASACOR)

The open, industrial-style bookcase was made with rebar and wood in a design that created several niches for storing items and decorative objects. Along with the lightness of the bookcase , the piece subtly separated the dining room and also enclosed the TV set in the space.