140m² apartment, remodeled by Terra Capobianco, is marked by the delicacy of Japanese architecture. Located in the Fidalga building, in São Paulo, the Apartamento Japão (Japan Apartment), signed by Terra Capobianco, is inspired by Japanese architecture and has as its essence the elements of nature. Renovated for the designer Silvia Furmanovich, who actively participated in the choice of details, the project is based on the resident’s appreciation for the rituals of well-being and her strong intimacy with the culture, built over several trips to Japan. Photography by Evelyn Müller.

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Having as a premise the Japanese design, recognized as one of the best versions of minimalism, simple beauty, love for natural materials, and details, harmonious and tranquil environments were created. To avoid clichés, the spatial qualities of the apartment were enhanced by exalting the minimalist aesthetic and functionality and the numerous attributes that the style brings to architecture. From a functional, clean and extremely detailed floor plan, contemporary, uncomplicated furniture with clean lines was selected. The lighting and textures offer visual comfort, coziness and a sense of well-being and harmony.
Characteristic of Japanese architecture, the materials in evidence were natural, with wood veneer in light colors, and straw and linen covering for the cabinetry. The walls and ceilings throughout the apartm...