Viva o Brasil!
In this apartment, everything related to Brazil plays a major role: from the projects of the most famous Brazilian designers, to furniture made of local wood. The holiday apartment is located on one of the most beautiful Brazilian coasts in the area of Paraná.
Leandro Garcia is responsible for the interior design. The holiday apartment is intended for a family who loves spending time together. Designers have foreseen a lot of common spaces that will be perfect for loud family evenings.
The main role is played by everything related to Brazil: from local wood, through furniture designed by the best native architects. At the entrance, it was decided to place a bookcase made of freijó wood, which separated the entrance sphere from the daytime sphere. The kitchen furniture was placed along one wall: in the middle there is a fridge. Niches were lined with marble - the same stone was used in table designed by Garcia.
The "I" chairs by José Zanine Caldas and the Jabuticaba lamp by Any Neute were selected. The living room has a jequitibá wood table by Pedro Petra, an Oca lamp, an "N" armchair designed by José Zanine Caldas, a "Girafa" stool by Lina Bo Bardi, Marcelo Ferraza and Marcelo Suzuki, a "Toti" stool by Bernardo Figueiredo. The interior is decorated with vases by Nicole Toldi, Alva Design and Ana Penso.
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