From modernist villas to colorful urban apartments, HomeWorldDesign showcases a curated selection of architecture and interior design projects from Brazil. Explore how Brazilian studios blend bold forms, natural materials, and a deep connection to landscape and climate.
In their latest project, Terramadeira apartment in São Paulo, ARKITITO Arquitetura rose to the challenge of reflecting the personality and lifestyle of the residents—a family acquiring their first home in a larger unit within the same condominium…
Designed as a summer retreat for a young couple with two daughters from São Paulo, this residence is crafted to enhance their interests in reading, music, and gastronomy, while also providing ample outdoor space for entertaining friends.
Located on a lot overlooking the valley, Casa K has a very peculiar feature: exit to two streets. The topography of the land, with a slope from left to right and front to back, made it possible…
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.
Located in São Paulo, the interior renovation project of this 800 square-meter house – with the original architecture designed by Studio MK27 and completed in 2005 – had as its premise the adaptation of the social wing…
Located in a private area and between two access roads, one for vehicles and the other one for pedestrians, the ”U” plan gently opens onto the lawn and palm trees, framing them and placing a pool in…
After the first conversation with the future resident, it was decided that the integration of the environments would be achieved through the use of a small material palette and that the furniture would, whenever possible, pass through…
Built from scratch, this 400 m² house located in the heart of São Paulo (Brazil) has 3 levels: a garage on the lower floor, a social area on the ground floor, and a private wing on the…
The Patio Guapuruvu Hous was designed to minimize impact on the landscape, whether through the use of excavated soil to build the rammed earth walls or the choice of sustainably sourced wood.
