The project designed by the Superlimão studio aimed to reveal the brand's new identity in a space to match.
Submitted at Jul 1, 2021, 3:00 PM

Carbon Home Project in Moema by Superlimão Studio (Maíra Acayaba)
(Maíra Acayaba/CASACOR)
The surprising decor uses vibrant colors in the rooms – a creative approach that gives certain areas a more informal and scenic look. To avoid looking overwhelming, only a few rooms have adopted the monochromatic palette , which works as a real twist on the store's design, with modern touches of design pieces.
The project gave new life to an old house listed as a historical heritage site , and its objective was already defined from the beginning: to reinforce the brand's new positioning. In practice, Superlimão created a furniture store with the comfort of a home and flexible spaces. to meet the new Carbono Home identity .
The furniture display areas also underwent a small renovation: the architects chose to remove the existing porcelain tiles and applied epoxy resin over the mortar, giving the space a stripped-down appearance.
The black & white style surprises with the presence of light wood, which brings a welcoming atmosphere to the space. The idea of using a neutral palette for the furniture display area was to avoid contrasting the environment with the furniture for sale , while In short-stay spaces, Superlimão adopted more striking colors.