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Tunnel House: Brutalist Design Meets Green Contemporary Charm at this Brazilian Home

Minimalism is an integral part of Brazilian design and concrete an essential component of this narrative. Combining brutalist design with contemporary minimalism and a whole lot of green, the Tunnel House designed by Consuelo Jorge Arquitetos offers the best of both worlds. Overall design of the house feels simple, clean and modern with wooden shutters and blinds shielding the structure from excessive sunlight. They also filter in sunlight and create a connection between the interior and the world outside without compromising on privacy. Step in and the décor feels as minimal as the house itself!

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Private and minimal street facade of the Tunnel House in Brazil

It is the entrance tunnel that offers the house its unique look and also gives it the name. The house was designed for a family with two children and the different spaces in here are interchangeable when needed. Apart from the open living plan, it is the landscape outside that plays a pivotal role in giving it its cozy visual appeal. Hexagonal ceiling tiles in dark hues grace the bathroom and the bedrooms while a neutral color scheme shapes rest of the interior. [Photography: Fran Parente]

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Greenery around the house becomes a part of the interior
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Hexagonal ceiling tiles in black for the contemporary bathroom
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Outdoor pavilion creates a seamless indoor-outdoor interplay inside the Brazilian home
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Smart design of the house feels minimal and modern at every turn
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Wood and metal interior of the modern home in Brazil
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Wooden deck next to the pool for the modern Brazilian

The house is prepared to receive people without losing the coziness that was very important to the residents. The living room, in this way, is the protagonist and the connecting element among the rooms. João Armentano was in charge of the interior design project and, with a lot of ability, harmonized architecture with the inside of the residence, providing comfort and coziness.

Concrete box-styled structures shape the interior of the modern house
Concrete box-styled structures shape the interior of the modern house
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Floor plan of the Tunnel House in Brazil

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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