Maira Acayaba lives and works in São Paulo, BRAZIL. Her work focuses on architectural and interior photography and appears in various national and international publications.
Maíra’s photographs have feature in some architecture and photography exhibitions worldwide such as Biennale of São Paulo and at the Nederlands Fotomuseum.
Among the magazines stands out INTERNI, C3, PLOT, IW, Casa Vogue, Elle, Projeto Design, Casa e Jardim and Bamboo.
Also had photographs published in some books: Rough Style, Living in Style and Atlas of World Architecture of Braun, Vilanova Artigas and Campana Brothers complete works (so far) Rizzoli.
LEARN MORE: mairaacayaba.com
An open and integrated space was the vision for a couple when they approached architect Juliana Garcia for their project on Rua Augusta, São Paulo. The color and material choices for the decoration also stand out.
The program organization comes from a wooden box, which includes: dormitory, bathrooms, kitchen and laundry. This volume assumes a sensitive quality, once that it seems to be fitted in the previous space.
The Baroneza XI residence, located in the interior of São Paulo and about 70 km from the capital, is a light and compact design positioned in the front portion of the lot.
We were invited to intervene in an apartment in a building located in the Lapa neighborhood. Among the residents’ requests was something that would bring identity to their home, something that would be easily recognized and identified by friends and family when they visited.
Our firm splits the client briefing into two branches, rational and emotional. The rational branch is certain and focused, the client tells us their needs connected to their everyday lives.
The renovation of this duplex penthouse in the district Higienópolis was developed for a middle-aged couple, whose main requests were a sober environment, appreciation of the views and natural light
In the renovation of this 150m2 apartment, located in the Jardins neighborhood in São Paulo, the clients were willing to give up one of the three bedrooms to expand the social area of the house.
The House H had its program organized in three levels: leisure, social, and private. On the lowest level, there is the swimming pool, the backyard, and the barbecue area.
