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Architecture Wladimir Alves de Souza
Wladimir Alves de Souza—the nationally renowned professor and architect behind the structure that houses Rio’s Chácara do Céu Museum—crafted a masterpiece with a panoramic viewing point, a patio with a vaulted concrete pergola, and a six-meter wooden door. Other standout features are the high white walls and soaring ceilings that combine to create airy and inviting spaces.
Interior design Yorick Piette
names such as Nils Jonsson and VB Wilkins. Many bathrooms feature azulejo mosaics, ceramic tilework that is typical of colonial Portuguese architecture. A touch of minimalism, embodied by Jo Hammerbörg’s Scandinavian pendant lights, complements a tropical mix of rich woods, dashes of color, and occasional bold pattern. Furniture by Ricardo Fasanello adds to the visual identity of the interiors.
Art in Focus High art on the hilltop
City Culture in a world of green
and is just north of the famous Copacabana neighborhood. The private villa’s lofty location on the edge of a protected forest means expansive views of such sights as Sugarloaf Mountain, Guanabara Bay, and the city rooftops.
Musical nights The big jam
situated below a 15-meter-long pool—transforming the villa into a giant recording studio. The fully sound-proofed studio consists of a living area and a control and recording room.
Chez Georges
A group of musicians and artists came together to raise money for sustainable development in Brazil through a unique musical project.
Chez Georges
Ladeira do Meireles, 90
Rio de Janeiro 20241-340
Brazil
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