Hoover:
A colorful setting makes this 84 sq m property a dream to live in.
Before
interior designer Fábio Galeazzo came into the picture, this urban
shack was a run-down home built in the 1930s that had poor ventilation and low
ceilings. According to Galeazzo, there were many sleepless nights of wondering
how to breathe new life into the shack without destroying the home's existing structure.
"My clients are in the design industry, and they live in São Paulo — the
fifth largest metropolitan area in the world, so it's crowded and swelling with
people," says Galeazzo. "I wanted to create a weekend retreat that
separated them from the chaos that comes with living in an urban place without
destroying the home." The result, completed in June 2011, is a converted
urban shack with an open floor plan that incorporates the couple's love of
nature without shying away from color.
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