Black and white in the Brazilian
Today we invite you to a 115-meter apartment designed by the Brazilian studio Flipê Arquitetura. The designers had a very interesting idea for the interior: instead of dividing them by function, they divided them by color...
The first space we see after entering the apartment is a completely black hall. Black also penetrated the kitchen, which was divided in the middle into two color zones: white and black. The dividing line passes exactly through the middle of the kitchen island, which creates a very interesting effect. The living room focuses on simplicity in a modern version. As the designers themselves say, they do not follow specific trends, but create interiors that respond to the needs of customers. Each time they use their unique style. As for the color palette, the interior is quite monochrome, based on the contrast between white and black, between them also appears the entire spectrum of shades of gray. To make the apartment more cozy, it was decided to use built-in wardrobes from the local Pau Ferro wood species. The apartment has two comfortable bedrooms with private bathrooms. In one, apart from the bed, there is a place to work, and in the other a spacious wardrobe with a comfortable window seat.
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