With a Nordic look, and full of harmony and simplicity, just like Scandi design, this delicate open space, carefully designed by Marina Dolynna, promises to be a true oasis and an example of comfort and well-being, in which the living and dining rooms complement each other perfectly. Ready?

As soon as we enter this large space, we can see the new version of the long and oval Breve II Dining Table, by Caffe Latte, which blends neutrality and the richness of wood and marble, with Moka Dining Chair, also by Caffe Latte. Still, in the dining room, the lighting shines in authenticity and irreverence, giving this room a more rustic look.

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Moka Dining Chair

Breve II Dining Table

Regarding the living room, the quality of the materials enhances and brings to life unique pieces, with a refined, but minimalist aesthetic. First of all, Odette Sofa, from Boca do Lobo, meanders with comfort and elegance, which is even higher with the presence of Cutty Side Table, by Caffe Latte, and Philip Oval, from Essential Home, the ideal to make of this room a space to relax and self-care. With secondary roles, but still relevant, we can find Newton Chandelier, from Boca do Lobo, as a true statement of light and luxury, which contrasts perfectly with the cuteness and softness of White Garden Rug, by Rug’Society.

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Odette Sofa

Philip Center Table

Newton Chandelier

White Garden Rug

As an excellent complement to the living room, there is a sweet and subtle reading corner, in which, once again, Cutty Side Table, by Caffe Latte, is present, as a guarantee of functionality and contemporaneity, along with Zelda Single Sofa, by Essential Home, which brings with it a mid-century inspiration. Next to Zelda, Ike Floor Lamp, from Delightfull, is a fundamental light source, which gives brightness and spatial rigor.

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Cutty Side Table

Zelda Single Sofa

Once again, Caffe Latte and Covet House, together with Marina Dolynna, articulate and join forces, so that the contemporary modern concept does not fade, in this case through the Scandi modality, proving that luxury and ostentation is not everything, but feel and be well in the comfort of our home.

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