I guess I just couldn’t get enough of the work by Brazilian architect Felipe Hess. So here’s another apartment designed by him.
Simple white walls and unfinished concrete walls provide the perfect canvas for the original pieces of mid-century designed furniture to stand out. The geometric-patterned flooring and accessories bring in just the right amount of colours to compliment the decor. The overall look is classy, yet fun and quirky.
Images via Felipe Hess
In this Sao Paulo apartment designed by Felipe Hess, we are seeing an interesting transition of flooring material from the kitchen to the living area. There isn’t a hard line dividing the two areas, instead, the green tiles/vinyl covering in the kitchen are laid out to look like water flowing towards the wooden floor area. Such an interesting design focal point!
This 130 sqm apartment is located in a charming building from the early 50’s in Sao Paolo and was transformed by Brazilian architect Felipe Hess into a personality-laden home for himself . While renovating the space, he has also preserved some of the original elements of the apartment, such as the exposed brick wall and the parquet floor, to retain the “memory” and character of the apartment.
How insanely gorgeous is this colourful cabinetry? It looks just like a water colour palette of the prettiest hues.
This family home in Sao Paulo is a project completed by Studio Guilherme Torres. The overall asthetics of the house breathe some mod 1970’s vibe, and the colour choice, is unforgettable.
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