Brazilian designer, Fábio Galeazzo, has completed Pied à Terre, an interior design and style project in São Paulo, Brazil.
Pied à Terre a São Paulo by Fábio Galeazzo:
“Located in São Paulo, this 90m² apartment was reformed and received as coating sustainable materials like certified handling wood in the floor and in some walls. The kitchen walls had been removed and replaced by a intermixed tone of green olive glass tyle balcony for rapid meals. In the side wall there’s a graffiti of a young artist.
The gray tone of the wood permitted the use of vibrant color like turquoise and humored decoration. The furniture and decoration things are a mix of design and vintage furnishings, like the green olive leather sofá, the decó armchairs and some fashion universe references like tiedye cushions. In the dining room there’s a pendant shelf with modest red spaces that serve as residence for a toy art collection and other curiosities. Alongside there’s a luminous circular optical object which reinforces the young and relaxed appear of the place. The dining table’s classical design and style goes with Constantin Greek chairs. Next to it, serving as a sideboard, there’s a dresser painted with a tailoring motif and on leading of it a black acrylic reduce on the form of a classic silhouette.
In the couple suite it is identified the identical components choice for coatings and for the chevet was chosen a handmande purple textile that goes with the tantan quilt. More than the bed a thin recess receives a reflected acrylic cutting. Above that recess Italian lamps assists the individual reading even though, on the side wall, there’s a carved wood sculpture in the type of a wing.”
Pictures by: Célia Weiss