The proposal is monochromatic, without many contrasts and with lots of textures. This monochromatic base is a backdrop for some classic design pieces and art objects. The kitchen is the heart of the project and has a light and minimal atmosphere. The walls that made up the service area were removed, leaving the kitchen in a supression between the walls and the lowered ceiling, creating a more intimate feeling. The waterproof microcement finishes the wall and lining and, without ceramic coverings, the kitchen gains a “living” character. A point of contrast is the stainless steel top, which, despite being an industrial reference, has a finer design and finish. With the integrated environments, the wooden floor goes through everything, including the kitchen and toilet, while the herringbone style installation brings relaxation to the environment. Lighting is made through shelves of indirect light, cozy and with controlled intensity, without the need for points embedded in the plaster lining.
