Quadratto

Quadratto is the interior design of an apartment in Lisbon. The concept starts from the square, the simplest and most serene of shapes, and from its repetition: modules, rhythms and proportions that become timber panels, doors, niches and shelves, bringing order and calm to the whole home.

The palette is warm and natural: pale oak, travertine, linen fabrics and textured walls, raw stone and wool rugs. In the living room, a large timber unit with integrated lighting holds the television, a glass cabinet for crystal and alabaster pieces that filter the light.

In the bedroom hallway, linen-clad walls and a timber bench line the way. The girl's bedroom wraps the bed in a timber niche with a rose-tinted plaster panel and a desk with lit shelves. In the master suite, the walk-in closet with fabric-lined wardrobes and bronze handles, a central jewellery display and a glass and timber partition extend the bedroom with natural light.

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