Studio Julliana Camargo has designed the kitchen interiors of Casa Riviera in São Paulo, Brazil.

Casa Riviera's kitchen was conceived as an extension of the home's architecture, integrating functionality, materiality and landscape.

Set within a contemporary exposed-concrete residence, this project combines concrete floors and ceilings, Donatello marble countertops and a sea-inspired palette of deep navy and green tones.

The central island, featuring the cooktop and facing the garden, transforms cooking into a social experience.

A custom stainless steel hood with suspended pot storage contrasts with handcrafted clay elements, balancing modern and rustic influences.

Furthermore, Zenithal natural light creates dynamic patterns of light and shadow, enhancing the kitchen's sculptural presence while fostering a warm, inviting atmosphere.