Located on Guaecá Beach, on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil, the Patropi House was designed to be a rental. With no precisely defined customer, the design team could dare in some finishing solutions, while trying to cater to all tastes in order to be easy to rent out.
Architecture: Angá Arquitetura
Design team: Carolina Gurgel, Gabriela Panico and Camila Caiuby
Millwork: Marcenaria do Vandelson
Marble supplier: Multi Pedras Ind. de Mármores e Granitos
Tiles: Rochbeton
Glass: Vidraçaria Trindade
Pool tiles: Jatobá
Kitchen finishes: Fórmica
Paint specs: Jeans Lavado | Suvinil and Verde Sálvia | Suvinil
Concrete blocks: Celucon
Roof tiles: Teplac
Solar heating: Hidramais
Lamps: Hidrel e Lustres Yamamura
Flower pots: Goma Ateliê
Area: 240 sq. meters
City: Guaecá Beach, São Sebastião
Country: Brazil
Year: 2019
Photographs: Carolina Lacaz
We wanted the house to respect its surrounding landscape rich in nature . Despite its contemporary and striking volume, the choice of materials and colors, blue and green, allowed for the house to be delicate.
Blue and green can be found throughout the house in various materials and shapes, blending with the Brazilian and tropical decor.
