
05/07/2025
A home that whispers, not shouts.
Designed in 1972 by Brazilian architect Julio Roberto Katinsky for his own family in São Paulo, this house is a quiet manifesto of concrete, clay, and light. Built with exposed concrete and integrated gardens, it dissolves the boundaries between nature and living space, allowing each piece of furniture and art to breathe within the architecture.
It’s a reminder that architecture can hold you, not just house you.
Would you live here?
📷 Photos by Ricardo Labougle
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