Philippe Starck reinterprets Brazilian modernism in São Paulo penthouse
French designer Philippe Starck has used Brazilian materials for the interiors of the penthouse at the Rosewood São Paulo, inside a tower by architect Jean Nouvel. The multi-level suite occupies the top floors of Nouvel's Mata Atlantica "vertical garden tower" and is one of several serviced Rosewood Residences within the building. Measuring 12,000 square feet The post Philippe Starck reinterprets Brazilian modernism in São Paulo penthouse appeared first on Dezeen.
French designer Philippe Starck has used Brazilian materials for the interiors of the penthouse at the Rosewood São Paulo, inside a tower by architect Jean Nouvel. The multi-level suite occupies the top floors of Nouvel's Mata Atlantica "vertical garden tower" and is one of several serviced Rosewood Residences within the building. Measuring 12,000 square feet
The post Philippe Starck reinterprets Brazilian modernism in São Paulo penthouse appeared first on Dezeen.
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