EB - Perdizes  por Cavalcante Ferraz Arquitetura + Design en São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil (2024). 10 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y

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EB - Perdizes 

São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil

Mariana Orsi 

EB - Perdizes  — Cavalcante Ferraz Arquitetura + Design — São Paulo, E

A wide-angle interior photo showcases a modern living room with abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The walls are finished in a textured beige material, contrasting with the natural wood floor and white ceiling. A long, gray fabric sectional sofa and a brown leather swivel armchair are arranged around a rectangular wood coffee table. A low white cabinet supports a television. Tall potted green plants add a touch of nature, and a geometric patterned blue rug anchors the seating area. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting complements the natural light.

This is a modern semi-outdoor BBQ area set on a balcony with an urban view. The space features gray cabinetry and countertops, complemented by a stainless steel extractor hood and grill. A black gooseneck faucet sits above a stainless steel sink. The ceiling is clad in natural wood slats, and one wall is finished with white brick. Natural light is abundant, with some visible indirect and recessed artificial lighting. The floor appears to be a light-colored concrete or stone.

A semi-outdoor dining room flows into a kitchen area, separated by a large, live-edge wood slab dining table surrounded by upholstered beige chairs. The floor is white marble-like tile, while the ceiling features natural wood slats. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space. A modern kitchen features stainless steel appliances and a chimney-style extractor. The area is enclosed by floor-to-ceiling windows with a safety mesh, offering views of urban vegetation. An integrated BBQ area is visible in the background.

A modern interior features a floating staircase with glass railings and white treads. A minimalist office area is integrated beneath the stairs, featuring a long natural wood desk attached to a grey microcement wall. An ergonomic black office chair is positioned at the desk. Above the desk, a natural wood shelf displays decorative items including framed art, a plant, and white figurines. The floor is a light beige marble-like material. Recessed and indirect lighting is used throughout the space.

A wide-angle, indoor photo captures a modern living and dining area with an open-plan layout and double-height ceiling. The floor is covered in a high-share gray, textured rug. Walls and ceilings are white. A prominent sectional gray fabric sofa sits on the rug, complemented by a tan leather swivel armchair with an ottoman. A round white dining table is surrounded by wood dining chairs. Abstract artwork with turquoise and beige panels hangs on the wall. Recessed and indirect lighting sources are visible, supplementing moderate natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with abundant natural light from a large skylight. The primary wall features natural wood paneling, contrasting with white ceilings and walls. A grey fabric modular sofa and a brown leather-like armchair are placed on a textured grey rug. A white ribbed low media console is mounted on the wood paneled wall, with a large black television above it. A tall white textured planter with a large green plant is situated to the left of the console. Indirect lighting is used throughout the space, contributing to the clean and minimalist aesthetic. Built-in storage is integrated into the media console.

A modern, open-plan residential dining and kitchen area features a double-height ceiling. The walls are finished in gray microcement, and the floor is white marble-like tile. A large, round white pedestal dining table is centered, surrounded by wooden chairs with cane backs. To the left, a long, natural wood dining table is set with upholstered chairs. A striking modern linear pendant light hangs above the round table. Four framed panels depicting a beach scene are mounted on the far wall. The space includes indirect lighting and a floating staircase visible in the background. The kitchen area is visible through a doorway. The overall aesthetic is clean and minimalist.

A spacious dining room features a round white table surrounded by four modern chairs with oak-like frames and rattan-like seats. Above the table hangs a linear black pendant light fixture. The walls are finished in a textured gray microcement, with a prominent section of natural wood paneling on the right. Four framed artworks depicting beach scenes are hung on the left wall. The floor is made of white marble-like tiles. A double-height space is evident, with a glass-railed mezzanine level visible above. The room is lit by a mix of natural light and artificial sources, including recessed lighting and indirect cove lighting.

A modern living and dining area with a double height space features natural wood paneled walls and white marble-like floors. Prominent architectural elements include a floating staircase and indirect ceiling lighting. A hexagonal tan leather-like armchair is positioned on a blue-gray textured rug. A round white dining table is surrounded by four curved natural wood chairs with white cushions. A tall green plant in a gray pot adds a touch of vegetation. Geometric black pendant lights hang from the ceiling.

This is a modern kitchen with a large island. The cabinetry is a light gray color, and the countertops are a darker gray stone material. The backsplash is made of white brick. The floor is tiled with a white marble_like material. A cylindrical stainless steel extractor hood is centrally located above the cooktop. There is a double stainless steel sink with a chrome faucet. Built-in storage is visible in the form of upper and lower cabinets. Indirect and recessed lighting are present. The space is uncluttered and styled.

Cavalcante Ferraz Arquitetura + Design

Dos pais, engenheiros civil e elétrico, herdaram o gosto pelas obras. Assim como ambos, são parceiras profissionais e estão à frente do escritório que leva seus sobrenomes. As arquitetas Éllen Cavalcante e Paula Ferraz atuam mais intensamente em projetos de interiores. Faz parte do check list de sonhos de Éllen conhecer mais 20 países. Na lista de desejos de Paula, presentear a mãe com uma casa de praia assinada por ela. Os projetos mais desafiadores já concretizados? “Conciliar as demandas profissionais com a maternidade, sem deixar de zelar por nossos filhos”. No mais, a meta é continuar expandindo o trabalho com a maestria de sempre.


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