With just 56 m²this apartment had an interior design designed by the architect Phil Nunesyes Nop Arquitetura, for a family of four, consisting of a couple with two small children. The project is a housing proposal for a real estate development in Niterói (RJ).
– (Visual production: Pollyanna Coutinho / Photos: Re Freitas/CASACOR)
“Without changing the standard finishes, the construction company asked us for a project with features that would please buyers of varied profiles, full of good solutions for using space to show the full potential of a compact property, including being able to comfortably accommodate a family of four”, says Phil Nunes. “It is also important to highlight that this project is part of an initiative by the city of Niterói to requalify the city center, encouraging the construction of new housing units in the region”, he adds.
– (Visual production: Pollyanna Coutinho / Photos: Re Freitas/CASACOR)
Although it is an urban apartment, as the condominium has views of Caminho Niemeyer and Guanabara Bay, the project sought to subtly reflect a beach atmosphere, in a chic bathhouse. To achieve this, the architect used a chromatic palette with a gray and white base, punctuated with some carpentry in Freijóaccessories in earthy tones and carpets natural fibers.
– (Visual production: Pollyanna Coutinho / Photos: Re Freitas/CASACOR)
The linear integration of the kitchen, living room and 11 m² balcony made the space appear much larger and brighter. “Here, it is also worth highlighting the floor-to-ceiling cabinetwith bronze mirror doors, which we designed to hide the pillar between the living room and the balcony, also assuming the function of home hutch,” says Phil. When selecting furniture, more compact pieces were prioritized, with measurements proportional to the dimensions of the rooms, without giving up the necessary functionality and comfort.
– (Visual production: Pollyanna Coutinho / Photos: Re Freitas/CASACOR)
The children’s room was designed to be shared between two children, with playful decoration and joinery solutions that separate the sleeping area from the study area, without compromising the circulation of the room. “The mix of wallpapers with checkered prints and maxi sheets was a simple solutionwith great visual impact and more affordable cost”, points out Phil.
– (Visual production: Pollyanna Coutinho / Photos: Re Freitas/CASACOR)
The decor of the couple’s bedroom was inspired by hotel rooms, with emphasis on the wallpaper with vegetation print in sepia tone (which added depth and a vintage touch to the space) and the headboard made in joinery, with frames reminiscent of the classic woodwork, in a contemporary version. “We left a corner free at the end of the low cabinet, in front of the bed, which can be used as a dressing table or work bench”, informs the architect.
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