VJC São Paulo Home by Marina Salles

Inside Renovation Adapting Social Wing For New Life Stage

The house owners established sure factors because the compass guiding the event of the proposal: respecting the primary traits of the architecturally invaluable home, making changes to the format to fulfill the household’s wants, and, above all, creating areas that prioritize consolation and well-being.

White Concrete Partitions, Wooden Flooring Outline Area For New Furnishings

The silence of the design and the supplies defining the structure of the residence, from the white concrete partitions to the wooden overlaying the lounge ground and lengthening to the balcony deck, echoed a clean canvas for the brand new furnishings and the residents’ artwork assortment.

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Areas Designed To Foster Gatherings And Stimulate Conversations

The area initially with few items of furnishings, reflecting the minimalist character of the development, now aimed to foster gatherings, narrated by shared moments with teenage kids, welcome associates, and stimulate conversations.

Programmatic Reorganization Featured Eating Room, Lounge, Residing Room

Within the proposal orchestrated by architect Marina Salles (main the Marina Salles Structure and Interiors workplace), the programmatic reorganization is outlined by three spatialities distributed alongside a linear axis and built-in: the eating room, front room, and a lounge supporting the unique hearth. The format turns in direction of the middle of the area, selling interplay amongst relations.

Brazil-Italy Connection Evident In Curation Of Furnishings Items

Within the ornament, a transatlantic connection between Brazil and Italy coexists in positive concord by way of the curation of furnishings items that mix icons of contemporary design from each nations.

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Guanabara Desk Accompanied By Cantu Alta Chairs In The Eating Room

From the doorway, the inviting eating room comes into view, furnished with the Guanabara desk (1959) – by Polish designer naturalized in Brazil, Jorge Zalszupin, reissued by Etel – that includes Jacarandá wooden high and cement base coated in leather-based, complemented by a set of Cantu Alta chairs (1958) by Sérgio Rodrigues, owned by the couple. Within the background, the canvas by Brazilian artist Daniel Senise, accompanied by artworks put in on the picket panels figuring out the interiors.

Areas Designed To Write Tales, Foster Connections, Construct Recollections

In the lounge, the rigorously chosen items search to specific what we believed in inside design: areas to write down tales, foster connections, and construct recollections. The pair of Groundpiece sofas by Antonio Citterio for Flexform stands alongside the Paulistano armchairs, designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha (from the purchasers’ assortment), and the oblong Adi espresso desk by Herança Cultural, adorned with Núcleo vases – blown glass with Jacqueline Terpins’ design. On the aspect of the couch, the trio of classic nesting tables holds the Buds 3 lamp, created by Milanese designer Rodolfo Dordoni for Foscarini, whereas the Jacarandá desk, signed by Giuseppe Scapinelli, is adorned with the Moragas lamp on an oak base (1957) by Spanish Antoni de Moragas Gallissà for Santa & Cole. The whole lot is organized on a Phenicia Idea rug.

Lounge Establishes Cozy Area Round Authentic Hearth Design

Suggesting nice conversations accompanied by a glass of wine, the lounge establishes a comfy area across the hearth. Within the association, the pair of ZC1 armchairs, with the unique design by Zanine Caldas (1948) reissued by Etel (2019), is complemented by Tempo aspect tables by Isabelle de Mari for Olho Móveis. Moreover, a pair of suede green-upholstered armchairs – designed by Marina Salles and crafted by Jocal – mixed with a tea trolley, a middle desk by Giuseppe Scapinelli (current), and Pietra ottomans by Isabelle de Mari. Devoted to studying, the armchair and ottoman Lousiana, by the Italian designer Vico Magistretti for De Padova, accompanied by a leather-based basket for blanket storage, translating the environment required from the start of the challenge. Above the fireside, the floor provides method to artworks from the personal assortment.

Chromatic Palette Takes Cues From Backyard Framed By Giant Glass Doorways

The chromatic palette of ornamental objects attracts inspiration from the nuances discovered within the materials of the armchairs and the great thing about the backyard framed by way of the massive glass doorways – with vases, sculptures, and cushions in shades of inexperienced, ochre, and caramel brown.

Sideboard Reissued With Silk Straw Doorways, Topped By Artworks

Prominently displayed on the bigger wall, the delicate construction of the 11-meter-long sideboard, initially designed by Márcio Kogan, refreshed with silk straw doorways (Nani Chinellato) and a picket body – topped by artworks from the couple’s assortment. To carry homogeneous mild designed particularly for illuminating the artworks, the unique lighting challenge was changed by a discreet triangular profile monolith with a diffuser, with out seen bulbs, guaranteeing an environment friendly system – designed by Airton Pimenta from Lightworks.

Veranda Has Furnishings Complementing Home Structure And Greenery

Conceived as an extension of the lounge, the place residents ponder the richness of greenery, the veranda options the sculpture “A Arte Salva” by Brazilian visible artist Eduardo Srur, inspiring the palette assumed by the furnishings: Senja couch with earth-toned cushions (Studio Segers for Tribù), Cove armchair designed by Paola Lenti in waterproof purple material, and Mineral espresso desk (Wooding). On the alternative aspect, the Plano desk (Paola Lenti) is surrounded by Kilt chairs in rope and Teak wooden (Ethimo).

Pictures by Fran Parente
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– by Matt Watts

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