Creative and low-cost solutions are found throughout the space, bringing a unique charm to the environment. The artistic painting on the ceiling, in which organic shapes are interrelated in the same color palette, was hand-painted by illustrator and designer Clode Imperial. In addition, the living room also features an ecological vegetable fiber tile, positioned behind the sofa like a panel, covering half a wall — a surprising way to bring color to the decor. The romantic décor also features an armchair by designer Jean Prouvé. The porcelain floor imitates granite and gives the studio a vintage touch. In the bedroom, a glass brick wall doubles as a headboard and a divider from the bathroom. Sophisticated and natural, the space features linen upholstery, as well as orchids hanging over the bed, a subtle detail that makes all the difference. The large openings frame the natural beauty of Guanabara Bay as the finishing touch to the decor.[newsletter]
