Zalak arcitatura Paradise, Sao Paulo, Brazil has resumed 1,076-class-foot apartments, turning it into a bold combination of industrial and modern. FM apartment The creative lifestyle of its inhabitants reflects the constructive lifestyle through vibrant colors, handicraft details, and an open-concept layout that prefer connections and flexibility.
One of the first priorities was to establish a spontaneous circulation between the kitchen, roof and living room. To achieve this, the architects integrated the outer location with the main social areas, creating a large and bright environment. In the private sector, the primary suite now has a fully associated bathroom feature, providing a hotel -like experience. Additional adjustments included shaping the guest bathroom to allow more spacious powder rooms and entry halls.
Color plays a central role in defining the character of the apartment. Entryways and bathrooms perform handmade hydraulic tiles in bold cobalt blue, a dramatic color that attracts attention and sets tone for the rest of the rest. Conversely, more subtle colors of blue softe the atmosphere in the kitchen – appear on the cabinet – and continue in the primary bedroom through carefully selected details.
In the entire apartment, black surfaces – which include millwork panels and tiles – anchor the palette, bringing depth and industrial edge. The dark ton is balanced by light neutrals such as polish concrete floors, white ceilings and warm wooden elements, ensuring that the overall aesthetics still seem to be living.
In the living room, the modular island is designed to adapt to sofas social ceremonies or many configurations for everyday lounging. Hariyali plays an important role yet, pouring into the living room with tropical plants, in the bathroom by putting suspended in the living room. These green elements soften industrial beauty, balance the concrete and metal with natural texture.
The kitchen island also incorporates a dedicated space for family pets, which is completed with filtered water access, leveling practicality with thoughtful design.
Every corner of the apartment has a unique identity. In the primary bathroom, an unconventional suspended urinal is applied on a metal column. Green plants block those in the bedroom, who look at the urinal silhouette through glass panels with black frame, feel refined to the open bathroom.
The guest bedroom doubles as a flexible home office, where a more neutral palette creates a cool background. Rishi Green Cabinet walls add a soothing, modern touch. One side hides a Murphy bed to visit the guests, while the opposite side integrates storage. A single wooden board extends on both walls, which produces the surface of a constant desk that uses the footprint of the room the most. It emphasizes practicality without compromising the multiculture design aesthetics.
Different sizes of white dots, wrapped in black tiles completely, takes the powder room to a bold, emergent quality, which continues the floor, walls and cross patterns across the roof. The result is both playful and dramatic, converting a compact room into an unforgettable design statement.
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photography by Guilhemme Paved,
