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Casa IV in São Paulo: A Visual Treat Laced with Color and Contemporary Flair

How many times have you shied away from using color in your modern living room because you felt that it would seem ungainly and a touch too gaudy? But this vibrant private residence designed by Suite Arquitetos will surely change your view on color in a contemporary home as it embraces pops of blue, orange, red, yellow and even purple with a sense of glee. Dubbed Casa IV and nestled in the bustling city of Sao Paulo, the home has an undeniable Brazilian connection, as an open and airy ambiance is coupled with warm wooden surfaces to showcase the inimitable design style that is native to the region.

Large wooden wall in the living room with sleek fireplace in the contemporary Brazilian home

The double height living area with glass walls that open into patio is the place to be in this home and acts as the heart and soul of Casa IV. A large accent wall covered in wooden boards also features a warm, sleek fireplace and a large piece of modern wall art that complements the room’s color palette. Despite its charismatic use of matte orange and varying shades of blue, the living area feels exquisite and visually balanced. Contemporary décor such as the plush couch in gray, sculptural coffee tables and colorful accessories give the 900-square-meter residence a fabulous family zone.

Orange and blue hues in the living room bring color to Casa IV

Lavish living space of the contemporary Brazilian home

Area rug adds plenty of color to the living space

Contemporary decor, accessories and coffee tables also add subtle geometric pattern to the large living area

Sculptural minimal coffee table decorating idea

Plush gray couch with cobalt blue accent pillows

Wall art addition above the fireplace with Eames Lounger next to it

One of the smart features of the spacious home is the unique TV room that is separated from the living area using wooden slats. This not only offers better acoustics for the room, but ensures the homeowners spend as little time in front of the TV as possible by delineating the space from the larger family room. Creating a flowing social setting with ample natural light is the main aim here, and from our vantage point, we believe the architects have achieved this goal with flying colors… Literally!

Plush couches bring an air of coziness to the double height living zone

Curated collection of glossy vases in various shades of blue

TV room removed from the living area using wooden slats

Woodens slats allow you to switch between privacy and connectivity in the TV room

Stylish contemporary home office with custom desk

Lavish wooden deck of the Brazilian home with unabated view of canopy outside

Sherry Nothingam

Sherry is a blogger who loves to live her life to the fullest. She enjoys everything associated with design, décor and stylish modern trends. Born in California, Sherry has grown up on open ranches and in a wild setting, which has defined her taste for design and developed her interest in examining how structures and homes interact with the beauti[...]

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