Ibsen House, Luxury villa for Party with Open spaces by MFMM Arquitetura

Date of Publishing: September 24, 2021

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Ibsen House designed by Matheus Farah + Manoel Maia Arquitetura, located in a residential area of São Paulo. This home is a villa project with a full range of comfortable and luxurious functional spaces. The inside designed to be almost completely open so that family members can connect with each other. The highlight of the building is that there are almost free of fixed walls. Instead of dividing walls, the design team giant vertical “gardens” and large sliding wooden slats to help divide the spaces. Therefore, the spaces still have privacy when needed.

The pool‘s design considered the starting point of the project, as well as the center of the whole residence. It was designed to be seen from almost every room in the house, at the same time, both indoors and outdoors. Above the pool is the master suite, with an extensive floor to ceiling opening, which both reveals and hides the rooms. On the ground floor, where the pool is placed, there is a solarium with 4 comfortable chaise lounges surrounded by a tropical, lush garden. On the other side, the social volume is composed of living and dining rooms. The possibility of a total opening to the pool area enables the connection between these spaces and allows abundant natural ventilation and lighting.

In addition to this, the home also offers high end amenities for the owner, such as a large solarium, a fitness room and a large garage. Especially, on the underground floor, the most reserved area of the residence is located. Known as Redroom, the space has special lighting and acoustic treatment to create the ideal atmosphere for parties. Without a doubt, this is a truly ideal place for luxurious living, enjoy parties and connect to the nature as well.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Project Name: Ibsen House
Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Project Year: 2020
Area: 1280 m²
Designed by: Matheus Farah + Manoel Maia Arquitetura

Ibsen House is impressive with its open and spacious campus. Also, every space connected to the swimming pool.

Ibsen House, Luxury villa for Party with Open spaces by MFMM Arquitetura — The project almost does not use concrete walls, but large wooden slats in the form of sliding rails to divide the space.

The facade of the house is in the shape of a block with large wooden slats, but it is still in harmony with the surrounding landscape of the residential area.

The common living space also connected to the rear garden, helps the air to circulate effectively.

Clearly, the swimming pool is the highlight area of the overall project.

Spacious common living space including living room, kitchen – dining designed seamlessly together.

There is also a small kitchen, serving outdoor meals on the terrace.

The owner’s office is located on the 2nd floor of the home, overlooks the common space and swimming pool area.

When privacy is needed, the owner will pull the horizontal sliding rail doors for easy adjustment.

Then, the sliding wooden doors ensure privacy and shade the bedroom.

In addition to this, the bathroom is luxurious and modern, divided into dry – wet space by tempered glass walls.

The entertainment and drinking area of the project called Redroom designed in a modern and outstanding way like a bar.

The Ibsen House Gallery:

Text by the Architects: Ibsen House was designed to provide shared moments without letting privacy behind. With a functional and integrated plan, the architecture relies on resources that both create possibilities for enjoying time together and guarantee the discretion and zeal for intimacy.

Photo credit: Fran Parente| Source: Matheus Farah + Manoel Maia Arquitetura

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: Rua Francisco Leitão, 653 | Cj 31. São Paulo | SP Brasil
– Tel: 55 11 3582.5626
– Email: info@mfmm.com.br