Alexander Brooks Situated along Av. Paulista, one of Latin America’s most significant thoroughfares, the Paulicéia Apartment by Ricardo Abreu Arquitetos offers a unique perspective on urban living. Nestled within the iconic landscapes of São Paulo, the apartment captures the essence of the city’s vibrant lifestyle amidst towering commercial and residential structures.
A Verdant Oasis
Contrasting the urban density of Av. Paulista, the apartment surprises with its lush greenery, framing the bustling avenue with over 50 varieties of plants. Ferns, philodendrons, ficus, and succulents breathe life into the space, adorning walls, fabrics, curtains, and furniture. This verdant oasis redefines the urban experience, offering a tranquil retreat amidst the city’s hustle and bustle.
Blending Artistic Movements
Spanning 165m², the apartment seamlessly blends elements of neoclassicism, contemporary art, and geometric motifs, mirroring the diverse layers of São Paulo’s history. Boiseries coexist with exposed pipelines, while geometric wall paintings infuse each room with vibrant hues, accentuating the carefully curated selection of furniture and artwork.
Iconic Design Pieces
Signature furniture pieces from iconic designers such as Lina Bo Bardi and Charles Eames adorn the space, alongside contemporary creations by Felipe Protti, Brunno Meireles, Leonardo Lattavo, and Pedro Moog. A golden metallic folding screen embraces the piano, while sculptures by Ricardo Teixeira and artworks by Antônio Brasileiro and Yataka Toyota add depth and character to the interior.
In essence, the Paulicéia Apartment transcends the boundaries of urban living, offering a harmonious blend of nature, art, and design in the heart of São Paulo’s bustling metropolis.
