Guaxuma House / Angeli.Leão | ArchDaily

This beach environment inspired the adopted architectural approach, which transformed this first ،me project into an experience with the atmosphere of a seaside vacation ،me. The use of a palette of non-industrialized components, such as wood, hydraulic tiles, exposed concrete, and granite, aimed to enhance the natural aspects of the materials in the proposal. In addition, the building was designed to take full advantage of the bioclimatic characteristics of the location, resulting in a well-ventilated, shaded, and light-filled interior ،e, providing an authentic environment with great comfort. 

The furniture selection includes solid sucupira wood pieces, carefully designed by the office and executed by master Mila in Alagoas, as well as the inclusion of natural stone coffee and dining tables. In addition, cl،ic furniture pieces were adopted, as well as creations by local and Northeastern artisans and contemporary artists. The mixture of all these elements resulted in a personalized and original project that reflects the authenticity and beauty of the region.