Spotted on www.archdaily.com, the apartment designed by FGMF Arquitetos in São Paulo, Brazil was decorated with a lot of  “Get organized!” goals.  The architects wanted to make the interior look larger and demolished all the walls and separations that seemed superfluous. Therefore, they succeeded to assure greater expressiveness of its best characteristics – the airy space created by the double height ceiling and large windows. In order to extend this feeling and organize the books, the architects  created a large bookshelf that covers the entire living room, making an integrated open kitchen underneath. Moreover, art played a very important role in decorating this house. The key is to keep the arrangement loose but the spacing tight so that the overall effect is one large focal point. Repeat key elements — colors, materials, shapes — within the arrangement for a look that is casual yet pulled together.

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The kitchen is integrated in the living room.
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Create loosely arranged gallery walls in family spaces for a fun effect, in formal areas for a touch of informality, in modern rooms for a dose of personality, in work spaces for inspiration and in small vignettes for spontaneity.
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Unconventional pieces of furniture: an armchair made of plush toys perfect for a modern living room.
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A library at home!
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A lot of storing items were designed for the kitchen.

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