Splendid House

Located in a gated community in the city of Campinas, Casa Esplântida has a very differentiated architecture, as the curves bend in the sculpted concrete of the property. Built on two floors, double height and many glass panels, the residence is imposing. With the architectural signature of the architect Aquiles Nícolas Kílaris, the facade received an aerial beam that stands out and conceives beauty and magnitude at the entrance door. The entire coating part follows this style. The floor of the external area was designed with the same movement as the facade. The door has an elegant handle with key and digital lock. Internally, the environments are contemporary and interconnected. Living, dining room, kitchen and home theater are separated by large sliding doors. They can be used closed to ensure more privacy, or completely open, thus promoting full integration. In the social area, the base of the decoration is clear, with neutral tones. Colors are used occasionally in accessories such as paintings, sculptures, vases, carpets and objects. Iara Kílaris, who is responsible for interior design, has favorite colors of blue and red, which contrast elegantly with white. Highlight in the dining room for the crystal chandelier, installed above the dining table. The kitchen is connected with the gourmet and also with dining room, home theater and living. Going up the stairs, we find the mezzanine, which makes the distribution to the three suites of the property. This space was used with a buffet that serves as support for the upper floor. The contemporary style prevails in the suite of Casa Esplântida and neutral colors are the basis of the project. A large glass post, which gives access to the balcony, allows the landscaping to be the external setting of this space. The luminotechnical project was developed with lighting embedded in the plaster molding, designed with sinuous lines and with two crystal pendants installed above the bedside tables. As a final result, the suite gained cozy and rationality in the furniture, so that the organization of personal objects was done in the best possible way.