«Being here gives me a vibes of art gallery,» said the artist. On the floor, a box with stones and crystals was placed to energize the house. Details like this and References of their religion, Yoruba, can be observed throughout the tour. Later is the dining room, on which there is a Brazilian artisanal lamp that represents an Orisha, which is like a blessing for the food and meals that are celebrated here. «I needed a very big table because my family is huge, Christmas was the first celebration we spent here.» Below, a space with a Brazilian iconic piece, the armchair Sergio Rodrigues Molealong with some pieces of art also Brazilian: “That was one of my requests, The house had to be Brasileira, tell the story of who I am, my roots, my religion”
Breton Simba Dining Table, Henrique Schreiber Olga Chairs in Contemporary Archive, OMOLU CUOLU COUNCY Lamp, Botaniê Flores Flores.André Klotz.
Karol Suguikawa Bacchus armchair in Breton, Banco Simon Madeira in Biasá, Orne decoration roof lamp, Punto & Filo, the work of the artist Alexandre Feliciano, Carnivorous Ceramics (left) and Caracóis Caracóis (right), by Willy Reuter.André Klotz.
The room is also open and with a view to the garden, and highlights a piece of art in mud created by women in unfavorable situations in northern Brazil. On the second level we receive a large television room and a huge green armchair: «It's my favorite space!» Anitta laughed. Curved details on walls, windows and ceiling make it even more interesting. The house has three rooms of visits, «I love to receive people, I had to make sure there was room for everyone”
Artazz Macramé Macramé Luminaire Wabi of Casa Atica, Buró de Bubble Table Teak in Biasá, Banco Natural Teca Thousands of Biasá, work of the artist Noemí Carpu. Set of Almohada and Hondon Europe of House of Linho. Manta plot and pillows stretch primitive codex. Laori carpet by Hathi Gallery.André Klotz.
There are a room with two individual beds, another with a couple bed and one with bunk beds to house up to eight people. «My bedroom had to be a zen sanctuary, as if it were on my own altar. I drew this room, I wanted it to be like a cave, and feel that the bed was on the floor; Feel as if the room were hugging me, ”Anitta recalled. His bathroom was also a challenge, his dream was to have a completely pink quartz space, but it was very difficult to find it, until they discovered a pink marble with all the look I was looking for, “I love my bathroom, it has a very feminine energy and Clean”
Upon leaving the place, a wide garden with abundant vegetation, very Rio de Janeiro, opens the way to the pool that Anitta asked to be reduced: «I like to make parties with many people and a pool of that size reduced the space too much.» The rear room boasts Brazilian indigenous art, neutral furniture of natural materials and a bathroom designed as if it were a party club. «In the end, I wanted my house to be completely Brazilian, with artists, iconic pieces, furniture … and I think we have achieved it”He concluded satisfied.