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One of the most common decorative objects in projects, mirrors have existed since the Badarian civilization, around 4,000 BC. With several transformations in its material and manufacture, the mirror is a decorative object and can also serve as a design strategy.

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The rationality of orthogonal shapes dominates architecture, despite grand gestures that have sought to oppose themselves throughout history. In large-scale production, the right angles, repetition and modularity of the block or grid of pillars help in the efficiency of construction, despite reproducing the same spatial solutions. Unlike buildings, interior architecture can propose alternatives to break this rationality, whether from partitions or decorative objects.

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The ceiling is an important element in architecture and interior design, combining functionality with aesthetics through different materials that add layers of texture and color, providing quality and comfort in interior spaces as well as a protective surface for other building systems. 

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Text description provided by the architects. This 530-square-meter (5,705-square-foot) house is located in a quiet neighborhood in São Paulo and was designed as a space that integrates with nature and connects its various rooms. Built for a couple who loves to gather family and friends, this urban home was designed with a focus on functionality and practicality. The clients requested bedrooms for their two granddaughters and a spacious living room with abundant natural light.