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Creative Common Area in Brazil Combines Trendy Design with Iconic Décor

It would be hard to find common areas that are more impressive and expansive than the ones created by Leandro Garcia in an urban neighborhood of Curitiba, Brazil. Welcoming guests and residents at the DSENHO Building, the lovely series of spaces that make up the common areas of the residences occupy 350 square meters of space. Inside this open and elegant setting one can find a wonderful events space complete with kitchen and dining area, a colorful hall filled with iconic Modern-Brazilian décor pieces, gym, children’s playroom and a whole lot more. The entire area feels refreshing, polished and is sprinkled with furniture that gives you the impression of walking into a curated exhibition of contemporary Brazilian décor!

Striking and stylish hall of the common areas in Brazilian building with a bright yellow carpet

It is the hall with glass walls that sits at the front with a custom designed carpet in yellow that steals the spotlight and connects the different décor pieces in the room delightfully. Wooden ceiling above and polished white walls in the backdrop turn this area into a ‘gallery for Brazilian furniture’ of sorts. Step in further and you find the events space entry and the events spaces themselves with a common sitting area, kitchen that holds a stunning marble central island, and dining space in the backdrop that makes that can hold over a dozen guests comfortably. White drapes, dazzling metallic accents and pops of blue and red accentuate these areas beautifully.

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Brilliant collection of iconic modern decor is showcased in the hall
Design of the carpet has been crafted to bring unique pattern to the hall in a snazzy manner
Doors open to reveal the common sitting area and events space
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Glass walls, woodsy ceiling and a bright yellow carpet shape the hall of the building
Hall and entry of modern building with a style that feels refined
White corridor of the entry that leads to events spaces and the play areas
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White walls on the opposite side of the entrance stand in contrast to the floor-to-ceiling glass walls

A charming little kids’ playroom with ample storage space, gym that draws its color palette from the hall and the elevator lobby complete the setting. Inventive, refined and unique, there is more to talk about here than in most homes across the globe!

White drapes around the sitting area ensure there is ample privacy
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Exquisite Brazilian marble kitchen island is an absolute showstopper
Gorgeous kitchen and dining spaces of the events zone draped in marble, wood and white
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Modern kids’ playarea in the common spaces of contemporary Brazilian building

In this path of homage to the design of Brazil are: Clerk umbrella stand by Jader Almeida, 1960’s floor lamp, N, H and Cuca armchairs by José Zanine Caldas, Bailarina side table by Aristeu Pires, sculpture in ceramics by Denise Coelho, FDC 01 armchair by Flávio de Carvalho, Mucki and Mocho stools by Sergio Rodrigues, Eclipse lamp by Maurício Klabin, Varetas coat stand, Linhas low stool and Toco table by Leandro Garcia, Bambo stool by Marcelo Caruso, Class vintage floor lamp by Enrico Furio Dominici, Carioca armchair by Bernardo Figueiredo and Girafa stool by Lina Bo Bardi, Marcelo Ferraz and Marcelo Suzuki.

Bright and beautiful yellow floor of the gym area grabs your attention
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Contemporary kids’ play area in white with custom storage units
Lighting with recessed and pendant lights take over after sunset
View of the landscape and street outside the Brazilian building
Floor plan of the common areas of the building

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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