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Creative energy positively bubbles from each of these five attractive red, yellow and blue interior projects. Productive color collisions create a vibrant spirit that ties in with curious art objects and a hidden treasure trove of striking decorative elements. We will tour the home project of an art and book lover that springs from a collection of inspiring colorful tribal masks and several built-in bookcases; a new home renovation with a spacious open living space layout and a cool tropical atmosphere; a complex colorful apartment interior with stunning chandeliers and classic art; and an elegant modern red, yellow and blue interior with a crude industrial style edge.
Capsicum Tribe Mask of Umasqu combines ancient culture with modern talent with detailed and intertwined decoration. The colorful collection is boldly complemented by an assortment of scattered cushions on a solid blue sofa.
Next to the sofa, a unique floor lamp makes curved connections with the contoured masks. A round coffee table pulls the shaped theme forward, under red and pink accents.
A multicolored carpet cuts a geometric contrast across the floor of the living room.
The modern chandelier drops an unexpected blue accent over the arrangement, which even echoes the circular outline of the coffee table beneath it. A cobalt blue cast iron radiator playfully emphasizes the window.
Two large built-in bookcases on either side of the window have an elegant, traditional aesthetic, while a light blue counterpart draws attention to the home office area.
Raspberry accent walls and color coordinated closets bring additional color to the workplace. Blue Lipharara Fat chair makes a sculptural addition to the white-painted custom desk.
The desk is supported on both sides by tailored bookshelves to simplify its silhouette.
Only one gracefully turned leg supports the outer corner of the desk. A recessed LED strip illuminates the workspace from behind.
The interesting ceramic sculpture on the desk is Most Glorious Michele designed by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa, which pays homage to Italian project owners.
A vase of dried botany neutrally balances the other side of the desk.
The golden foliage quietly completes the library of pale yellow pages.
Mustard wool throw sews up along the softened reading area.
This 50 square meter home in Bela Vista, Brazil, São Paulo, is the harmonious unification of two separate apartments. Concrete and cement “seam” between the two original apartments have been preserved to go back to the history of the building structure. An electrical panel, plumbing fixtures and imperfections remain exposed on the remaining pillar.
In the middle of the new larger living space, a wide sofa table puts a warm wooden accent behind a cool waterproof sofa design. The piece also serves as a stool for use in the covered balcony area.
A wall of red panels can be moved to hide or show the wall TV screen. Bookcases provide both a practical and decorative element while the panels migrate.
Cracked floor treatment of wood and polished concrete attracts attention to the dual history of the home. Indoor plants thrive on a black stainless steel shelf, which is mounted on the remains of the original partition wall.
Tropical plants also thrive on the covered balcony area, where green paint expands on the natural theme. A blue hammock stretches inside the mini-jungle.
A colorful set of pillows shakes the modern sofa, while a light rug adds a slightly comfortable texture underfoot.
Direct lighting highlights the elevated indoor garden.
Pieces of wall art add precious colored balls to a dark gray-blue feature wall.
A black AC concealed panel was raised as a statement wall for a bright orange console table and many planters.
The intense green paint on the balcony is actually the color code for this particular floor of the apartment building. The green shade serenely matches perfectly with the other shades in the project.
The wide balcony opens up a glorious panorama of downtown São Paulo, Roosevelt Square and views of the Cantareira mountains.
Simple white doors enter the new bedroom and bathroom from the living area. The doors were created with precision to discreetly align with the walls.
In the footprint of the original apartment, an extensive kitchen project brings a joyful color combination of red, blue and yellow.
The Mondrian-like color infusions form a unique U-shaped kitchen installation.
Bright yellow accents create a cheerful atmosphere inside the bathroom.
The extra bathroom and guest bedroom have been added to the newly extended home for when family and friends visit the town. The new bedroom has direct access to the balcony.
With the wall between the units removed, a larger and brighter living room was reached.
Necessarily a complex character defines our third home interior, where a confident curved blue sofa design surrounds a delicate red, blue and yellow woven carpet.
A unique floor lamp adds a golden sheen behind the couch.
A contemporary chandelier teams up with the modern dining room.
Elegant, linear silhouettes define our ultimate prominent home interior.
A modern yellow sofa goes straight back to a long dining island, creating a bright modern flavor against the luxurious white marble finish.
Clear dining chairs keep the layout simple and lightweight.
A side back seat puts a red accent against the yellow sofa and baby blue kitchen units.
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