The emergence of the epidemic has made Traama Arquitetura more aware of the house as a shelter, the need to return to its essence, understanding and satisfying oneself is the most basic. That's how Ori Refuge was born, a space filled with comfort and serenity that brings all who yearn for it back to square one in search of balance.

The concept is a return to essence, to materials and forms, to refute the clutter and ideas of everyday life with rich colors and incoherent information. Traama Arquitetura focuses on the historical materials and tones used in the original building, which are all based on sand, clay and mineral materials that were widely used as components of adobe bricks during the colonial period.

The traces that belong to them are organic, flowing, smooth, with lines and subtle light, surrounded by a synergy of monochromatic tones that fully understands elegance and rawness. In 65 square meters of space, the studio is distributed in a balanced way: living room, dining room, simplified kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. All of these are refined representations of a Japanese style that combines Scandinavian and Wabi Sabi, originally from Japan, with minimalism.

In order to appreciate the sense of space that the spacious ceiling can provide, Traama Arquitetura took the existing metal panel ceiling and updated it to a light color. On the walls, the bricks bring texture and enrich the environment. The social space is separated by modular sofas, while the living and dining rooms are integrated, and the furniture is surrounded by beautiful trees, adding life to the space. The kitchen's backsplash glass lighting gives a response to the current tone and ensures a minimalist aesthetic. In the bedroom, the circular bed is the main character and harmonizes perfectly with the organic nature of the space. In addition, the sand platform divides the bathing area, which also includes an immersion tub and a light stool. The landscaping of the background and the decoration of the space enhance the happiness of the space.