Employees of the company, led by the famous Brazilian architect Leandro Garcia, developed a project for a private studio apartment called Água Verde. The customer of the design was a former ballerina who bought these modest apartments with an area of ​​only 30 square meters. meters in Curitiba.

The performers were tasked with expanding the boundaries of the public zone, so that the guests of the apartment feel comfortable and free to move around it.

For obvious reasons, designers had to calculate three times the placement of each element of the interior in an attempt to achieve the optimal result.

Living room and dining room share a single space. Avoid the inconveniences associated with this help the original Camelo table from Ovo.

A feature of the Camelo design is the availability of height-adjustable legs, which allow it to be used as a dining or coffee table, depending on the situation.

In the kitchen environment is only the working surface and several cabinets, located in the niche of the wall opposite the bedroom. On the right is the door leading to the bathroom and laundry. The apron over the kitchen countertop is a darkened mirror that creates the illusion of an extra volume.

Also visually increase the size of the apartment helps striped carpet and compact furniture - a sofa without armrests, shallow bookshelves and elegant chairs from the dining room.

The door to the bedroom is equipped with a sliding mechanism. In the open position, it disappears behind the back wall of a high rack, which occupies almost the entire perimeter of the room. In addition to the bed, the almost Spartan bedroom suite includes an ultramodern floor lamp and a low stool serving as a night table.

The interior in general seems very cozy and welcoming. This impression is due to the use of a contrasting color palette with bright accents.

Photos: Fran Parente.