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Silvia Furmanovich, a Brazilian jewelry designer, has created a serene and minimalist apartment in São Paulo that reflects her love for Japanese aesthetics. Inspired by her travels and the concept of cross-pollination of traditions, Furmanovich worked with architect Ana Terra Capobianco to incorporate elements such as sliding doors, shoji screens, and tatami mats into the design. The apartment also showcases Furmanovich's art and design collection, which includes pieces from Brazilian and Japanese artists. The chosen materials and textures in the space are important for Furmanovich's creative process, providing a place for her to be with herself and find inspiration. [Extracted from the article] |
