While the cold presses, we can and should dream about the freshness and warmth of the spring and summer seasons.
The great inspiration for this project, according to the designer, was the usual but always effective combination of classic and modern styles. To create this connection, it was defined a type of architecture, based on straight lines and classic details, and in terms of finishes, wood was used to create a warmer and more welcoming space.
In addition to wood, marble was also used to give it a more sophisticated look, and the golden stainless steel finish brought more elegance in combination with the other materials. In relation to the furniture, the rounded lines make the irregularity of the building's architecture not noticeable and make the space more flexible.
So at the entrance, we can see an intense variety of tones, from the most neutral to the brightest, just like the pieces that represent them. Huli Round Mirror, and Colosseum II Console, by Brabbu, are true statement pieces, subtly accompanied by Neil Wall Lamp, from Delightfull, and the coziness and comfort of Florence Stool, by Essential Home, and Oslo Rug, from Rug'Society.
The guarantees of well-being and elegance increase as soon as we enter the living room, where we are graced by the soft but cozy presence of Gommosa Modular Sofa, designed by Caffe Latte, but also by two Soleil armchairs, from Boca do Lobo, in beige and brown tones. In the center, Wave Coffee Table, was easily adapted to the japandi style, an aspect that extends to the floor, where Adler Rug, by Rug'Society is located. In terms of lighting, there are two essential pieces to highlight. They are Winnow Table Lamp, from Caffe Latte, and Hera Suspension Lamp, by Boca do Lobo, both imposing, but without ever losing the sense of class.
On the right side, you can also see the presence of Boma Sideboard, by Caffe Latte, which increases the possibilities for greater functionality and space organization, due to its multiple openings and drawers.
Further ahead, Arabica Screen, also designed by Caffe Latte, is a large and excellent room divider, which, through its various forms and mirrors, separates the living room from the dining room, where Pietra Oval XL Dining Table, from Boca do Lobo, extends pleasantly along the space, all in dark tones, making the perfect contrast with Soleil Dining Chair, by Boca do Lobo, in which comfort and elegance are never lost.
The sun and good weather make us relax and feel good about ourselves. It is this spirit of tranquility and peace that is intended to be conveyed in this magnificent caribbean project by Caffe Latte and Covet House, carried out together with Joana Pais.