Casa TAO es un proyecto de Barbara Dundes – Arquitetura + Design en São Paulo (2024), de 62 m². Estilo moderno. 17 fotos de living, baño, dormitorio, comedor.

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Casa TAO

São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil

Denilson Machado 

Casa TAO por Barbara Dundes – Arquitetura + Design en São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, Brasil (2024). 17 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño

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A wide shot of a modern living room with abundant natural light. The space features a large, prominent plant in a circular planter as the focal point. The walls and ceiling are painted white, and the floor is covered in a light wood. A large, curved, modular sofa in a beige fabric dominates one side of the room, complemented by a rattan-like armchair and another curved armchair in off-white. A small round metal coffee table sits in front of the sofa. Indirect lighting creates a warm ambiance. A pendant light fixture is also visible. The overall aesthetic is clean and minimalist.

A living room with a light green wall and a beige ceiling with a curved architectural detail. The floor is tiled in terracotta. A curved, beige fabric sofa is the central furniture piece. Four framed botanical prints hang on the wall above the sofa. To the left, a wooden nightstand holds a small potted plant. A white crochet stool is positioned in front of the nightstand. On the right, a large silver planter contains a prominent plant. A geometric chrome coffee table sits in front of the sofa, and a matching side table is visible to the right. Indirect artificial lighting contributes to the warm atmosphere.

A bathroom with a wall constructed from clear glass blocks, allowing abundant natural light to enter. A round mirror with a wooden frame hangs on the glass block wall. A textured stone countertop is visible, supporting a decorative red vase with dried floral arrangements. Below the countertop, a rough-hewn, dark gray stone stool holds a neatly folded towel. The floor appears to be terracotta-colored stone. The overall aesthetic blends modern elements with rustic textures and natural materials.

A medium shot of a bathroom interior with a prominent glass block wall creating a diffused light effect. To the right, a textured beige stone wall casts vertical shadows. On a beige stone countertop, various objects are arranged: a white ceramic hand sculpture, a deep red ceramic vase filled with dried brown floral arrangements, rolled beige towels with a bar of soap, small clear glass bottles with cork tops, a small wicker box, and a pink fabric dispenser. The surfaces include a high share of clear glass wall, a medium share of beige stone wall, and a low share of beige stone countertop.

This is a wide shot of a living room with a light beige wall and terracotta tile floor. A large, curved, beige upholstered sofa is the main seating. To the left is a distinctive white crochet-like chair. A wooden side table with geometric drawers holds a patterned ceramic vase with a plant. Above the side table, a framed botanical sketch is displayed on the wall, and three more similar artworks are hung in a row. Tall, indistinct metal object is placed on the left edge of the frame. The space features indirect lighting.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan residential interior featuring a dining area, living room, and kitchen. The floor is made of natural wood, and the ceiling is a neutral beige. Walls are also beige. Large floor-to-ceiling windows dominate the background, allowing abundant natural light. The dining table is oval with a wood-like top and a dark base, surrounded by upholstered beige chairs with black frames. A cluster of abstract black pendant lights hangs above the table. In the background, there are tall planters with green vegetation. Built-in wood-like cabinetry is visible. A geometric beige and white rug lies on the floor. The lighting is a mix of natural and warm artificial sources, including pendant and indirect lighting.

The bedroom features a large bed with a tufted, upholstered headboard in a beige fabric. A striped checkered rug in beige and white covers the terracotta tile floor. To the left of the bed is a light wood, rectangular bedside table holding a glass vase with flowers. A small white tripod stool is positioned near the bedside table. The walls are painted a warm beige, with a prominent curved wall section to the left. A grid of square abstract artworks with light wood frames is displayed on the right wall. Indirect lighting illuminates the space.

A wide shot of a living room with terracotta tile floors and a beige microcement ceiling and walls. A large modular beige sofa with throw pillows is placed against the wall. A prominent plant in a large white ceramic planter is in the foreground. A butterfly chair with a metal frame and canvas seat sits on the floor. A small dark wood side table is next to the sofa. A low metal and wood cabinet is to the right. Natural light floods the space, and indirect artificial lighting is visible. The ceiling has a distinct curved detail.

A modern dining room features a large abstract artwork with beige lines on a wood-paneled wall. An oval marble-like dining table with a wood base is paired with four curved, light-brown fabric chairs with metal bases. A cluster of pastel-colored pendant lights hangs above the table. The floor is made of natural wood. A brick wall is visible on the right side of the frame. Natural light is moderate, and artificial lighting is warm with pendant and indirect sources.

This is a wide-angle interior shot of a residential space, likely a bathroom, featuring a curved white wall with a vertical wood slat accent. Another curved wall frames an opening to a secondary area. Natural light filters through a translucent glass block partition, creating dappled patterns on the ceiling. A round mirror with a wood frame is mounted on a textured wall behind a stone countertop, part of a vanity. On the floor, terracotta tiles are visible, and a stone stool with a rolled towel sits in the foreground. The overall ambiance is serene and modern with Mediterranean influences. The lighting is primarily natural and indirect artificial.

This is a bathroom with a large wall of glass blocks providing abundant natural light. A stone countertop is mounted to the glass block wall, supporting a round wood-framed mirror. Below the countertop, a textured dark gray stone stool is placed on a beige terracotta floor. A rolled off-white towel rests on the stone stool. On the countertop, a light beige bell-shaped ceramic object and a small decorative object are present. The space features indirect lighting. Plants are visible through the glass block wall.

This is a wide shot of a bedroom with a neutral color palette. The main architectural feature is a tall, dark metal shelving unit with multiple shelves holding books and decorative objects. A large bed with white bedding and a textured throw dominates the foreground. Above the bed, a piece of abstract line art is hung. A floor lamp with a metal finish stands beside the shelving unit. The walls and ceiling are finished in a textured beige material. Built-in storage is integrated into the shelving unit. Indirect lighting contributes to the warm ambiance.

This is a wide shot of a modern bedroom with a neutral color palette. The primary wall is painted a light beige and features a gallery wall of small, framed abstract artworks arranged in a staggered pattern. A large, upholstered bed with a textured beige fabric headboard is the focal point, dressed with white linens and a decorative off-white textured pillow. A woven beige throw blanket is draped over the foot of the bed. To the left of the bed, a small, round, white tripod side table is visible. The floor is covered with a beige striped rug. Indirect lighting emanates from sources that are not directly visible, creating a warm ambiance.

A bedroom with a large, modern bed featuring a tall, upholstered beige headboard. The walls are painted a warm beige, and a grid of framed art prints is displayed on the wall behind the bed. A large Ficus Lyrata plant in a planter is positioned in the corner of the room. A tall, dark wood shelving unit holds books and decorative objects. The floor is covered with a textured, neutral rug under the bed. Indirect lighting and wall sconces provide warm artificial light.

A wide shot captures a modern living and dining area with an open plan. The floor is finished in high-share terracotta tiles in a terracotta color. Walls and ceilings are finished in beige. Indirect lighting is a prominent feature. A large, curved, light beige fabric sofa is a central object. Other objects include a large cylindrical light gray planter, a large abstract geometric light wood artwork, a tan leather-like sling armchair, a round wood table, and a round upholstered tan armchair. Abundant natural light and warm artificial lighting are present.

A bathroom with a prominent glass block wall is seen, allowing abundant natural light to filter through. A stone vanity is positioned in front of the glass block wall. On the vanity, there is a red ceramic vase with dried flowers and a clear glass vase with greenery. To the left, a round mirror with a copper-like frame is visible. Below the vanity, a dark wood antique bench holds folded towels. The floor is terracotta tile. The lighting is a mix of natural light and warm artificial sources.

A modern indoor space features a wall adorned with a square textured copper artwork. Below the artwork, a dark wood bar cabinet is arranged, holding several bottles. Adjacent to the bottles, a bowl contains citrus fruits. On the right side of the cabinet are silver bar accessories, including a citrus juicer and a teapot, placed next to a silver vase holding two light pink orchids. The wall has a subtle texture and is lit with warm artificial lighting.

Barbara Dundes – Arquitetura + Design

A arquitetura faz parte do cotidiano de Barbara Dundes desde criança. Ela sempre acompanhava o pai nas obras, e era a “assistente de projetos”, quando se entregava aos desenhos rabiscados em nanquim. A vocação para o metiê também se deve à família. “Meu pai, engenheiro; meu avô, comerciante de materiais de construção civil e móveis de madeira; e meu bisavô, dono de olaria”, revela. Ela, formada em arquitetura e urbanismo no Centro Universitário Belas Artes e especializada em coolhunting, e o sócio Marcelo Gelschyn encabeçam escritório, na Vila Mariana, onde materializam projetos de estilo contemporâneo junto à entrosada equipe com mais seis profissionais.


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