Architect Rafaella Grasnoff, of Loft7 Arquitetura, also used cobogós, printed tiles and German corner in the project
The resident of this apartment 36 m2 I wanted a little bit of everything: a bed with good lighting, a dining area for at least four people, an office space, an entryway, a laundry room and two shower heads.
The architect Raffaella Grasnofffrom the Loft Architecture7, I had to solve a big puzzle to make everything fit together. Right at the entrance, after the all-blue entrance, Rafaela created a small laundry room, with a tub and space for washing and drying, as well as a wall with a composition of Mica tiles.
The bathroom has expanded the shower area to accommodate the two showers. On the walls, a covering that resembles wooden slats guarantees intimacy, together with the thermal towel rail. Green came into play in Portobello’s cabinetry and upholstery.
To divide the service space of the living room, the architect created a cobogós wall.
The kitchen combines mica cladding, São Gabriel granite worktop, two-burner hob, microwave and dishwasher. The upper cabinets have two color tones and different heights and depths for everyday functionality.
In the balcony space, a glass-topped marble table serves as a dining area, with a straw-finished bench and chairs.
In the bedroom, the wooden panel with recess for the curtain has a recessed niche, which eliminated the need for the bedside table. On one side of the bed there is a support stool; on the other, a space for a desk.
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Source: Terra
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