Joining the unique experience of a five-star hotel to all the comforts of a home, the hotel chain Four Seasons inaugurates its first Private Residences enterprise in South America with its interior design signed by Studio Arthur Casas. With its completion scheduled for the second half of 2018, the 84 residential units are located on the last twelve floors of the Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences São Paulo at Nações Unidas, a building designed by the US-based HKS Architects in partnership with the Brazilian Aflalo / Gasperini Architects. The interior design project reflects the sober and classic elegance of the hotel brand without losing the identity of the Studio. In three different types of plan, ranging from 92 to 213 m², the neutral tones dominate the surroundings along with noble materials, such as the imported French oak floor and the Greek marble in the bathrooms. This timeless and cozy atmosphere appeals to a several resident profiles, while ensuring that each one prints their personal touch to the decor with the addition of new elements.
Besides the floor and other coverings, the choice of furniture also follows a neutral line, with shades ranging from beige to brown. Leather and metal details bring comfort and sophistication to the spaces, designed to provide the best living experience possible. Signed by Arthur Casas, as well as the panels and geometric elements of the liner, the woodwork includes straight-line cabinets and few details. The wooden doors are thick and very well sealed to ensure excellent acoustics and sleep quality to the residents. In the kitchens, integrated into the living room, the minimalist design invests on total white to create a light and contemporary environment.
The lighting Project was made in partnership with “Foco, luz e desenho office. The use of indirect light was also widely used, strategically highlighting the woodwork and chosen furniture. During the day, large windows ensure plenty of natural light, and offer a widely privileged view of the capital of São Paulo.
