The studio Camarim Arquitectos designed the renovation of the spaces of an apartment in Lisbon divided into two different residential units: the main property and the secondary one called A029 apartment. Initially belonging to two different owners, they were then reunited, making the upper floor an extension of the main house.

The architects transformed the upper apartment into an independent living space with its own living room and kitchenette. To make it bright, maximizing natural light, glass doors connecting the living room with the balcony were used, and a large skylight was added to the sloping roof.

The master bedroom, fitness room, and the luxurious Turkish bath are enclosed by translucent curtains and glass surfaces to ensure continuous light distribution throughout the various spaces.

The Turkish bath in the apartment is entirely clad in white veined Vila Viçosa marble: it is an oasis of absolute relaxation finished in an elegant material with exclusive charm.

A mirrored wall extending on one side creates the illusion of a larger space.

The different areas, bedroom, living room, kitchen, and Turkish bath are characterized by the use of specific materials, such as marble in the Turkish bath, teak in the bedroom, and a synthetic self-leveling floor in the living room.

The result is a neutral and bright environment, meticulously detailed and finished.