Casa Damata: Melina Romano Blends Rural Landscape with Interior Design in Itatiba
Completed in 2024, the Casa Damata project in Itatiba, São Paulo, showcases interior design by Melina Romano, drawing inspiration from the architecture of Otto Felix and the landscape architecture of Daniel Nunes. Spanning 880 square meters, this residence harmoniously blends local materials and design, ensuring a fluid transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. The project team, led by Romano, included Victor Parra and Gabriel Mazzaro, with contributions from Otto Felix Arquitetura, Seiji Engenharia, and Wood Maecenaria. Featured furniture pieces comprise Cadeira Caqioquinha, Cadeira Kariri, and Mesa Lateral Percival Lafer. Denilson Machado of Estúdio MCA captured the project through photography, curated by Susanna Moreira. Casa Damata stands as a testament to modern Brazilian design, highlighting regional identity and landscape connection.
Key facts
- Casa Damata is a residence in rural Itatiba, São Paulo (SP), Brazil.
- The interior design was by Melina Romano.
- The architecture was by Otto Felix Arquitetura.
- Landscaping was by Daniel Nunes.
- The project area is 880 m².
- The year of the project is 2024.
- Team members included Victor Parra and Gabriel Mazzaro.
- Seiji Engenharia handled civil engineering; Wood Maecenaria provided other consulting.
Entities
Artists
- Melina Romano
- Otto Felix
- Daniel Nunes
- Victor Parra
- Gabriel Mazzaro
- Susanna Moreira
- Denilson Machado
- Percival Lafer
Institutions
- Otto Felix Arquitetura
- Seiji Engenharia
- Wood Maecenaria
- Estúdio MCA
Locations
- Itatiba
- São Paulo
- Brazil