Luxury Home With Indoor-Outdoor Family Living Spaces

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Truly borderless indoor-outdoor family living has been achieved in this 1030 square metre house design, created by architect team Studio Guilherme Torres. Located in São Paulo, Brazil, the luxury home includes multiple living rooms that each link with a pool patio and green garden. Two of the lounges are sandwiched between the garden and a courtyard on the other side; the effect is a completely immersive experience of nature, wrapping the homeowners in perfect peace and tranquility. The interior is filled with an array of modern wall art and furniture, which is offset by some vintage pieces and family heirlooms, resulting in a unique and personal space.

A huge stone wall along the back of this property provides privacy from the street. This means that family life can comfortably flow between the interior and exterior spaces.

The house has been designed so that multiple living areas are fully integrated with the garden, so that indoor and outdoor activities link naturally without any thought of borders.

A set of modern outdoor chairs make a gathering spot out on the back patio, where the family can relax and converse together.

The swimming pool runs perpendicular to the house, set right up against the high stone wall. A lawn covers the end of the garden, where a mature tree adds to the refreshing green view.

The white concrete exterior of the home appears to have an area of wood cladding, however, this is actually a run of wood slats that allow the sunlight to filter through into a first floor terrace.

Giant sliding glass doors retract to open up the ground floor to the pool patio and green garden area.

As we look through the retractable doors and into one of the lounge areas of the home, we can see that a courtyard design has been situated at the back of the living room. This creates the feeling of being completely surrounded by nature, to provide a peaceful and revitalising effect.

The courtyard design allows more sunlight to tumble into the ground floor of the home.

Perforated wood panels filter the sunlight over the walkway.

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Another set of sliding glass doors can be drawn across to seal the home from the elements when required–locking the wooden walkway and the courtyard outside.

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The gateway to the home is concealed behind a sunny yellow panel to provide complete privacy.

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We can see here how the stone wall that provides privacy in the rear garden actually runs the entire width of the house also, and finishes here at the main entrance and courtyard.

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The yellow glass panel pivots in its frame to give access to the courtyard walkway.

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Sunlit plants make a warm welcome.

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The wooden ceiling panels make light patterns over the floor and yellow door.

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LED spotlights are set into the wood floor to provide illumination at night.

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At the end of the courtyard walkway, there is solid wood main entry door. This door is the access point to the interior of the home when the sliding doors stand closed in place.

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Yellow wall art echoes the colour of the yellow entryway at the opposite end of the courtyard.

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Once through the door, modern art adorns white and wood panelled walls inside the foyer.

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The entryway leads around to the open and airy living room that connects with the pool patio and garden on one side, and the view of the courtyard on the other.

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A chimney breast has been decorated with a unique wall mural of tyre tracks. This wall is actually the back of the stairwell that leads up to the first floor and bedrooms.

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Teal lounge chairs are arranged upon a contrasting red area rug by the modern fireplace.

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This conversation spot has a view through to another living room, which can be accessed by crossing the corner of the pool patio when the glass doors are drawn back–or by a hallway around the side of the fireplace when the doors are closed.

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The internal route to the extra living room goes via a solid white sliding door.

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There is a family dining area in this room too, where a large driftwood and glass dining table seats eight.

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Back out into the home entryway, we can see the courtyard peeping in through a picture window. A cool floor lamp lights the dark wood wall. The first tread of the staircase gives rise on the right.

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The tyre track wall mural wraps around the stairwell. Whilst the walls showcase contemporary artwork, the furniture is a curated collection of modern, vintage, and treasured family pieces.

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Skylights illuminate a quiet hallway.

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The formal dining room is home to a unique blue glossy table.

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Unique pendant lights bring geometric shape to the decor.

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Abstract wall art complements the hue of the table.

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Brown dining chairs tone with the wood grain walls.

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Animal print patterns the master bedroom. An antique chest evokes the idea of travel to far flung places many moons ago. The aged look of the chest is juxtaposed by a fresh white modern pendant light. See more modern bedroom pendant lights here.

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The homeowners can relax on sunloungers on a first floor terrace, enjoying the warm rays that filter through the wood slatted panel we observed from down on the pool patio.

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The home entryway goes almost unnoticed from the street, with an elevated garden shrouding the lower part of the modern home exterior

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The massive concrete volume beds mature palm trees, and hides the concrete steps that lead to the yellow gateway.

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The white concrete structure melds with the clouds.

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Ground floor plan.

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First floor plan.

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