The old buildings restore in historical centers is something that is beginning to be felt with great intensity, especially in a busy city like Lisbon. It is there that modern architecture is reborn in all its splendor, combining earthy tones with dark ones. The next living room, designed by Mikhail Zolotukhin for Caffe Latte and Covet House, is the perfect example of this trendy concept, whose indoor garden will help you to bring and invoke nature and countryside, showing that, even in a small apartment, great and aesthetic feats can be achieved.
As soon as we enter the room, we are faced with antique furniture and walls, in contrast to the fine and clean wooden floor, on which Vinicius Side Table, from Essential Home, sits, in robust marble, with a slight touch of sophistication.
Rich in comfort and well-being, the living room itself adds simple but functional pieces, ideal for meetings with friends, or home office long days. As main statement pieces, Marco Armchair stands out, with a cozy and fine texture, designed by Essential Home, and on the other hand, Otter Sofa, from Brabbu, relaxedly soft and neutral. The sofa is also accompanied by Macchiato, by Caffe Latte, a dark stool with a minimalist look.
In the center, there is Sherwood Coffee Table, by Brabbu, whose wood finishes allow to highlight and spread sobriety and elegance, in which the dark of the legs contrasts perfectly with the walnut tones of Foil Rug, by Rug'Society, a cozy must have in any contemporary home.
Before moving on to the remaining divisions, we can still observe a small foyer, where the ideals of functionality and spatial organization are maintained, with a great emphasis on Persia Mirror and Kafe Sideboard, both iconic pieces of Caffe Latte. Like the entire space around them, both pieces are flanked by the most diverse lighting items, whether darker or golden, which will help to dynamize and make the ambiance more adaptable to each moment of the day. They are Duke Floor Lamp, and Miles Table Lamp, by Delightfull, not forgetting the powerful and irreverent Hera Suspension Lamp, from Boca do Lobo.
Undoubtedly, the green and sustainable spirit, inspired by biophilic design, denotes this living room of freshness and rejuvenescence, truly necessary in more troubled times, in an unprecedented partnership between Caffe Latte and Covet House with Mikhail Zolotukhin.