Designed by architect Mariana Maisonnave, this 140 m² residence in Florianópolis, southern Brazil, was conceived as a trip retreat for a pair deeply linked to sports activities and outside residing. Keen about triathlon, the householders envisioned a welcoming, sensible and timeless area the place they may chill out between coaching periods and seasonal stays by the seashore.
The mission was developed alongside the development section of the constructing, with full supervision of the method. Whereas the unique bed room format was preserved, the architect launched strategic modifications to the social areas and circulation. The removing of the wall that separated the doorway corridor expanded the sense of openness and allowed for the creation of a customized millwork piece with twin performance. Going through the personal space, it serves as linen storage, whereas on the doorway aspect it turns into a glass cupboard with a built-in wine cellar, enhancing the arrival expertise.
A devoted space for storing for the bicycle and triathlon gear was additionally created, making certain group and practicality in on a regular basis life. Built-in into the millwork, the world was rigorously designed to soundly accommodate the bike whereas offering easy accessibility to sports activities equipment, preserving the residence’s aesthetics and stopping technical objects from interfering with the sunshine and relaxed environment of the social areas.
With a modern aesthetic and ethereal environment, the mission highlights a curated collection of Brazilian design items that reinforce id and class with out extra. Furnishings and objects by Guilherme Wentz, MaurÃcio Bonfim, Natasha Schlobach and Ricardo Vidigal compose the interiors with stability, emphasizing modern Brazilian design.
Materiality performs a number one function all through the mission. Mariana Maisonnave prioritized pure and timeless parts corresponding to wooden, linen, cotton, stone and pure cane utilized to millwork doorways and particulars that reinforce the coastal environment. Turkish travertine brick cladding covers the lounge and powder room partitions, creating visible continuity between the areas whereas establishing a classy and impartial base palette.
Lighting follows a minimalist idea, centered on oblique options that present visible consolation and wellbeing in on a regular basis use. The lighting design subtly enhances textures and volumes, reinforcing the welcoming environment envisioned for the residence. Photographer Fábio Jr Severo;
