桑托斯公寓 | 温暖与极简的完美结合

June 16, 2022 Athena Waligore Fran Parente Architects Office Creates a São Paulo Apartment That is Both Warm and Minimal For an apartment in a leafy residential neighborhood in São Paulo, Brazil, the client had lived in the apartment for years. Ready for a refresh that could also accommodate work-from-home needs, they approached Greg Bousquet’s Architects Office, an architecture and interiors firm with offices in Brazil and Portugal. In the home office, Architects Office designed a custom desk and shelving. In the living room, iconic pieces mix with furniture from emerging Brazilian designers. Linen curtains help create warmth throughout, alongside wood tables, artwork, and soft textiles. Throughout the space, Architects Office worked to mix pieces together in a way that was both minimal and cozy. Individual pieces are distinctive and have personality, but together they create a home that is a sanctuary. Led by Raphaell Valença and Vinicius Fernandes, the firm’s intent was to adapt new demands and create an apartment that was both for living and for working. “The project managed to meet the demand for refuge and meeting at the same time,” Fernandes says. “It presents the possibilities of living with well-being in contemporary times,” Valença adds.

Linen curtains control light in the dining room, where the custom table is by Estúdio RAIN.

The wood desk and shelves in the home office were custom designed by Architects Office for the space.

A lamp by Juliana Nagle Atelier rests on a vintage 1950’s table through Loja Teo in a corner of the living room, near a Fillet sofa by EstudioBola.

A wood stool designed by Alfio Lisi rests on a viscose rug from Clatt.

In a bathroom, the existing wood floor was restored.

In the living room, a sofa by Jonas Wagell mixes with a marble coffee table by Estudio Rain and a hardwood side table by Estúdio Orth, while the artwork is by Roberto Burle Marx.