As if the very reality of January weren’t sufficient reason to be tropical dreaming, along comes this blissfully lovely house renovation by Brazilian architect Guilherme Torres, who transformed a tired 1970′s São Paulo residence into a breezy, colour saturated modern home for a couple and their young children—proving that, when it comes to balancing colour and pattern with Modernist leanings, Latin sensibilities stay incomparable.
Images: Guilherme Torres, Knstrct
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