Juliana Pippi
BRAZIL
Meet Juliana Pippi - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Brazil. Juliana Pippi's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Juliana Pippi's impressive haul of 7 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Interior, Juliana Pippi's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Juliana Pippi masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Juliana Pippi's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
View Profile Consult Now Hire Now
Pink Coal living Interior Design
The sensitivity and strength of the feminine and cosmopolitan universe is the essence of the ambiance. The 110 m2 area composed of a hall, living room, dining room, bar, washroom displays the radiance of light pink, variable shades of white in contrast to the effectiveness of black and graphite tones. A room to appreciate, listen to music, meanwhile simply acknowledge the works of art. Due to the endeavor of designers, artists and sculptors the project bestows essence to the atmosphere.
The sensitivity and strength of the feminine and cosmopolitan universe is the essence of the ambiance. The 110 m2 area composed of a hall, living room, dining room, bar, washroom displays the radiance of light pink, variable shades of white in contrast to the effectiveness of black and graphite tones. A room to appreciate, listen to music, meanwhile simply acknowledge the works of art. Due to the endeavor of designers, artists and sculptors the project bestows essence to the atmosphere.
|
|
5xSao Paulo Interior Design
The 5xSao Paulo loft project which features an urban style that incorporates industrial elements was born in an old abandoned factory. The architect interpreted the ideas of metropolis residents and their stories into colors and textures. The project also integrated many works of Brazilian art. The 130 m2 space of the loft is divided into five rooms: kitchen, dining room, living room, bedroom and bathroom. While the gray tones give the project an industrial look, wooden elements and decoration bring warmth to the project.
The 5xSao Paulo loft project which features an urban style that incorporates industrial elements was born in an old abandoned factory. The architect interpreted the ideas of metropolis residents and their stories into colors and textures. The project also integrated many works of Brazilian art. The 130 m2 space of the loft is divided into five rooms: kitchen, dining room, living room, bedroom and bathroom. While the gray tones give the project an industrial look, wooden elements and decoration bring warmth to the project.
|
|
|
Pippi's Office Architecture Office
Juliana Pippi had long been looking for a space to design her own new office. She found the right place at a neighbourhood near major furniture stores.The space, a 111 square meters area with many glass windows and a 25 square meters terrace that provides a great view of the sunset every evening. Juliana Pippi started redesigning and development of the space from scratch. The project kept the industrial aspect of the construction and the resulting interior work had her colorful personality.
Juliana Pippi had long been looking for a space to design her own new office. She found the right place at a neighbourhood near major furniture stores.The space, a 111 square meters area with many glass windows and a 25 square meters terrace that provides a great view of the sunset every evening. Juliana Pippi started redesigning and development of the space from scratch. The project kept the industrial aspect of the construction and the resulting interior work had her colorful personality.
|
|
|
Sambaqui Residential House
The interior design of this house is neutral end clear and the natural wood details integrate the landscaping. All the environments are integrated and at the same time can have privacy through the sliding panels that divide the space. The chosen materials are natural such as the wood floor, bamboo panels, brick walls and the cotton in the fabrics of the armchairs and sofa. To contrast and bring life to the environments, striking colors like raw tones, brown, light green and blue were used.
The interior design of this house is neutral end clear and the natural wood details integrate the landscaping. All the environments are integrated and at the same time can have privacy through the sliding panels that divide the space. The chosen materials are natural such as the wood floor, bamboo panels, brick walls and the cotton in the fabrics of the armchairs and sofa. To contrast and bring life to the environments, striking colors like raw tones, brown, light green and blue were used.
|
|
|
Colorfull Home Interior Design
The contemporary design of this project embarks on the priority settings to amalgamate all social spaces of this 200 m2 apartment. From the original floor-plan one particular wall was preserved, the others were demolished to gain space and unite the ambiance. The merging between all social settings allows the couple to entertain guests or perform day to day tasks together. Whilst one cooks in the gourmet kitchen area, others can watch television or even work at the dining room table. The foremost importance was to maintain the amplitude of the space.
The contemporary design of this project embarks on the priority settings to amalgamate all social spaces of this 200 m2 apartment. From the original floor-plan one particular wall was preserved, the others were demolished to gain space and unite the ambiance. The merging between all social settings allows the couple to entertain guests or perform day to day tasks together. Whilst one cooks in the gourmet kitchen area, others can watch television or even work at the dining room table. The foremost importance was to maintain the amplitude of the space.
|
|
|
Campeche Beach House Summer Penthouse
The project was inspired by the lifestyle of the customers. A young couple who love the contact with the surrounding nature and wanted the decoration of the penthouse apartment to convey features to remind them that they are near the beach, a relaxed decor and with many natural details such as wood. They wanted the apartment to have bright and strong colors. It was chosen the red, blue and green to command the decoration.The social area project is fully integrated with the kitchen, dining room, living room and terrace. The large doors that divide the living terrace are occasionally closed.
The project was inspired by the lifestyle of the customers. A young couple who love the contact with the surrounding nature and wanted the decoration of the penthouse apartment to convey features to remind them that they are near the beach, a relaxed decor and with many natural details such as wood. They wanted the apartment to have bright and strong colors. It was chosen the red, blue and green to command the decoration.The social area project is fully integrated with the kitchen, dining room, living room and terrace. The large doors that divide the living terrace are occasionally closed.
|
|
|
Nova Bossa Interior Design Show
The space was divided in a way to neutralize attention. Forming a transition area, Juliana chooses a breath, a pause, for the visitor to establish communication. The living room and bar the talking circles the toasting. Cannott miss the cosiness. Smooth colors, cupper, leather and Brazilian exquisite wood are all around. Juliana detaches the ultra fine floor of 1x3 meters the wooden ramp and the Neobambu revestiment that is covering a big frame and the ceiling. Furniture combine pieces of Jader Almeida, Paulo Alves, Tadeu Paisan, Pedro Mendes, Studio Bola, Latoog among others.
The space was divided in a way to neutralize attention. Forming a transition area, Juliana chooses a breath, a pause, for the visitor to establish communication. The living room and bar the talking circles the toasting. Cannott miss the cosiness. Smooth colors, cupper, leather and Brazilian exquisite wood are all around. Juliana detaches the ultra fine floor of 1x3 meters the wooden ramp and the Neobambu revestiment that is covering a big frame and the ceiling. Furniture combine pieces of Jader Almeida, Paulo Alves, Tadeu Paisan, Pedro Mendes, Studio Bola, Latoog among others.
|
|
|