Architect Rafaella Bittencourt was inspired by the industrial style and included a large bay window in the project
Submitted at Sep 17, 2020, 5:00 AM
Loft Morhar - Rafaella Bittencourt. Concrete walls and a generous bay window bring urbanity into the loft, which values culture with works by Marcelo Silveira, Márcio Almeida and Marcelo Sofá. The 44 m² combine technology and art in an industrial aesthetic. Highlights include furniture by Gustavo Bittencourt and Guilherme Torres. (Denilson Machado)
The Morhar Loft exudes style and urbanity. Created by architect Rafaella Bittencourt for CASACOR Pernambuco 2019 , the space stands out for its appreciation of culture without sacrificing technology. Its 44 m² are filled with design and art pieces and framed by the slender lines of the furniture. 
On the walls, works by Marcelo Silveira, Márcio Almeida and Marcelo Sofá offer pops of color that contrast with the gray of the concrete. Completing the color palette, slatted wood panels were the solution to delimit the space of the bedroom and hide the closet. 
Since the Loft was inspired by an industrial atmosphere, including technological resources was essential. Audio and video resources were automated with solutions from Morhar Automacao, a convenience for an urban occupant looking for new things. Finally, the bathroom is a highlight in its own right. Covered entirely in emerald green tiles, it is a true hidden gem.
