Adaiane ScorsinInterior Designer
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.

Apto Eliandra

Earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.

Year
[CONFIRM]
Location
[CONFIRM]
Area (m²)
[CONFIRM]
Typology
[CONFIRM]
Photography
[CONFIRM — required]

[CONFIRM — private residence. Publication requires the owner’s written release — including whether the apartment, building or neighbourhood name may be shown — and photographer credit + licence per image.]

[CONFIRM English translation of her authored narrative — do not machine-translate her copy without approval]

O projeto do Apto Eliandra nasce da busca por um lar que traduzisse sofisticação e aconchego em cada detalhe. Com uma paleta de tons terrosos, madeira e couro caramelo, os ambientes foram pensados para criar uma experiência sensorial única. A integração entre sala de jantar, estar e suíte master resulta em uma fluidez elegante, onde cada peça foi cuidadosamente selecionada para compor uma narrativa de conforto e personalidade.

Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.
Dining room integrated with the living area in earthy tones, wood and caramel leather.

All images are placeholder stock — replace with the project’s real photography.

Materials & finishes

What was used


  • tons terrosos
  • madeira
  • couro caramelo
  • [CONFIRM — only materials she names]

[CONFIRM whether cleared “before” images exist — if so, add a before/after slider.]