Artist's Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil

Interior Design

Project Overview

Interior design proposal for a 120 m² residential apartment in Butantã, São Paulo, developed with a focus on spatial organization, functionality, and material integration. The design establishes a cohesive relationship between private and social areas, incorporating a dedicated workspace, flexible living areas, and integrated greenery. The material palette combines wood, concrete, glass, and terrazzo with warm lighting and selected blue and yellow accents, creating a contemporary and visually balanced interior.

LocationSão Paulo, Brazil

Area120 m²

Year2021

RoleInterior Design · Space Planning · Technical Drawings · Architectural Visualization · Graphic Presentation

Living room render

Design Brief

The program was structured around three primary requirements:

Studio

A dedicated workspace designed to support the resident's artistic practice and accommodate working from home.

Social Areas

Living and dining spaces organized to support everyday use as well as hosting friends and family.

Residential Comfort

Private areas and support spaces designed to provide functional circulation, visual calm, and comfortable everyday use.


Design Development

The design direction was developed through the study of color, materiality, furniture, artwork, and natural elements. The references informed the selection of finishes, furnishings, and visual accents used throughout the interior.

Color, material, and furniture mood board

Space Planning & Technical Documentation

The spatial organization establishes clear functional zones while maintaining visual and physical connections between the main living areas. The layout separates private and social functions while allowing the studio and living spaces to operate as distinct yet integrated elements of the apartment.

Note: Drawings are presented in their original Portuguese version.


Interior Development


Interior Elevations

Note: Drawings are presented in their original Portuguese version.

Custom Millwork

Note: Drawings are presented in their original Portuguese version.

Architectural Visualization