The project was created in a 23 m2 hotel room by the Inovando Arquitetura studio.
The office Innovative architecture renovated this apartment 23 m2 in Sao Paulo for a client who lives at the Radisson Hotel. The main objective of the project was maximize the use of spacegiving it a feeling of spaciousness and comfort.
The project employed light colors and additional lighting to meet customer requests for a brighter and visually more spacious environment. Replacing the black wood flooring with light wood vinyl flooring increased the brightness of the space.

One of the biggest changes was the installation of a mini kitchen in the space that housed the wardrobe, using existing hydraulic points. A Bed has been renovated to reduce its size and create space for a new wardrobe. The new custom-made bed must do it straw carvings for ventilation e drawers for additional storage space.

The project’s carpentry, in lacquer and MDF, was carefully designed to integrate the environments. A multifunctional bookcase, in the Tiffany color chosen by the customer, unifies the space and adds personality.

Architect Ingrid Zarza explains: “The flexibility of the dining room is another strong point. Two chests integrated into the bookcase also function as benches with wheels, allowing more people to sit at the table.”

The renovation, described by the architectural duo as modern, took four months to design and six months to complete. Architect Fernanda Bradaschia underlines: “The kitchen cabinet transformation it was essential to optimize the spaces and satisfy the customer’s needs, while the choice of materials such as lacquer and MDF guaranteed a modern and functional finish.”
Source: Terra

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