Traama Arquitetura | 20 floors, Japandi style mansion, designed for beauty! Japandi

During the corona pandemic, an irregular period, we understand that the house begins to serve as a refuge, to return to its essence, and to know and know ourselves is of paramount importance. This is how Orjini Refuge was born, a space filled with comfort and tranquility that encourages everyone who thinks about it to return to their origins and seek balance.

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The concept is a return to essence, materials, and forms, which refute the chaos and ideas of daily life with their rich colors and disjointed messages. Designers attach importance to the materials and palettes historically used in construction, all materials and palettes are based on sand, clay and mineral materials, which were widely used in colonial times as a component of earthenware bricks. THE TRACES AND THEIR ORGANIC, SMOOTH, SMOOTH IMPRESSIONS, LINES, SUBTLE LIGHTNESS THAT PASS ALMOST INSTANTLY, EMBRACING MONOCHROME PALETTES IN SUCH A COLLABORATIVE WAY, ENABLING THEM TO UNDERSTAND ELEGANCE AND ORIGINALITY.

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In 65 square meters of space, designers distribute in a balanced way: living room, dining room, kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. All of these beautifully represent the Japandi style, which combines Scandinavian and silent from Japan, combining minimalism, minimalism and organization. In order to appreciate the spaciousness that the height of the ceiling can provide, the designers took advantage of the existing ceiling of the place and updated it in light tones. On the walls, the bricks bring texture and enrich the environment.

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Separating the social part of the space is a modular sofa. While integrating the living room with the restaurant, the furniture also embraces beautiful greenery, adding vitality to the environment. A kitchen with a glass back panel gives a modern base tone and guarantees a minimalist aesthetic. In the bedroom, the round bed is the protagonist of the environment, in perfect harmony with the organicity of the space, in addition, the sandstone terrace delimits the bathroom area, the soaking tub and the lamp table. The landscaping in the background completes the decoration and enhances the feeling of well-being of the space.

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