House in Jardim Lusitano | In House | São Paulo, Brazil

Concrete, warmth and connection

Created by In House, the house in Jardim Lusitano in São Paulo reflects the craftsmanship of the firm in integrating structure, light and lifestyle. Designed for a young family, this house represents contemporary Brazilian living as a composition of raw materials, smooth spaces and tactile comfort.

The project's foundation is based on the dialogue between exposed concrete and natural wood — a contrast that gives the house both strength and softness. Through clean lines, neutral tones and individual details, In House creates a space that is minimalist yet full of warmth, modern yet timeless.

Design concept: balance and integration

The architecture of the house in Jardim Lusitano aims for integration and transparency. Social areas are fully open to the street, turning the pool and terrace into the visual and social heart of the house. Sliding glass panels eliminate boundaries between interior and exterior spaces, allowing natural light and airflow to define the atmosphere.

Concrete walls and ceilings serve as a sculptural foundation, while wooden accents — from ceiling beams to furniture — add rhythm and intimacy. The use of a neutral palette enhances visual continuity, ensuring that textures rather than colors set the tone of the environment.

Individual details and modern living

Every element of the house was individually designed to reflect the family's daily rhythm. Built-in cabinetry solutions optimize space while maintaining aesthetic harmony. The kitchen, dining area and living room form a continuous social center — directly connected to the pool terrace where events smoothly transition from indoor to outdoor space.

Lighting design emphasizes natural shadows and reflections, highlighting the tactile qualities of concrete and wood. The result is a space that feels both elegant and cozy, perfectly suited for family life — work, relaxation and socializing.

Honest materials and enduring comfort

In House design values the honesty of materials — letting them speak for themselves.

• Exposed concrete conveys permanence and architectural clarity.

• Natural wood brings warmth and human scale.

• Glass openings let in light and views of the garden deep into the house.

This restrained palette enhances the modern aesthetics of the project: a house that feels sustainable, functional and effortlessly beautiful.

A home for modern Brazil

More than just a composition of materials, the house in Jardim Lusitano conveys a lifestyle built on connection — between family, architecture and landscape. In House once again demonstrates its ability to transform everyday life into an exquisite sensory experience, where modern design and emotional comfort find the perfect balance.