Casa Tetris by Sabella Arquitetura

Casa Tetris in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, blends stone, wood, and hydraulic tiles to create a refined contemporary home. Designed with an L-shaped floor plan, the residence integrates indoor and outdoor spaces around a pool and deck, combining comfort, elegance, and modern architectural precision.

Elif Ayse Sen21 October 20251 Mins read7

Sabella Arquitetura

São Paulo

2025

@sabella.arquitetura

Designed by Sabella Arquitetura, the project highlights natural materials such as stone and wood, combined with a roof that stands out for its lightness and elegance.

Stone, wood, and hydraulic tiles compose textures and finishes that welcome the residents of Casa Tetris, in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, with elegance and creativity. Spanning 500 m², the home meets the clients’ desires for both comfort and practicality, combining a distinctive roof design with privacy for the interiors.

The roof, supported by an exposed steel beam, is detached from the main volume, creating a sense of lightness and horizontality.

Inside, the architecture emphasizes spacious living: three suites, a TV room, and a kitchen seamlessly integrated with the dining and living areas, complemented by a gourmet veranda.

The L-shaped floor plan embraces the pool and deck, designing a leisure area dedicated to contemplation and togetherness. Glass doors and folding shutters connect the bedrooms to this space, fostering indoor-outdoor integration. The landscaping enhances the feeling of relaxation while also ensuring privacy for the residents.

Subtly, the architecture also takes advantage of the site’s topography to add two additional levels. The upper floor, with windows framing the landscape, houses a pub with a pool table, while the lower floor features a guest suite, office, children’s studio, and sauna.

Blending natural materials that bring texture with precise architectural solutions, Casa Tetris combines aesthetics, functionality, and comfort in a contemporary retreat in the countryside of São Paulo.

Photography: Manuel Sá