With the purpose of creating a
balance with nature ,
Fazenda Entre Rios was born. The project was signed by
Estúdio Sala , and it is no surprise that the external environment is integrated into the project, after all, this is a trademark of the office.
But anyone who thinks there is no innovation is mistaken. Quite the opposite! With the coziness of
a country house ,
Fazenda Entre Rios featured a powerful mix of
rustic and contemporary elements . This aspect was fundamental and guaranteed an elegant décor, without giving up the roots and natural atmosphere that the environment demands. The
mix of styles was created from the choice of
wooden furniture , the choice of sober (although strong) tones and the
coverings chosen to compose the space.
Inside, the architects did away with the walls to create a bolder, more spacious space. It was a good choice, considering the circulation and the
entry of light , as well as promoting the encounter between people who are in different spaces of the house without much difficulty. The project featured unique lighting. To achieve this, several openings, either
windows or
doors , were incorporated, allowing for greater appreciation of the
sunlight , which changes throughout the day and creates a different scenario as the beams illuminate the surface of the room.
The mix between rustic and contemporary is very present. The wooden
dining table brings this more
brutalist side, while the armchairs in the living room and the burnt cement countertop in the kitchen are more modern elements.
