This elegant bachelor pad in Sao Paulo, Brazil is an industrial-style loft designed by Diego Revollo. The Brazilian designer was asked by the young single lawyer to represent the his personality by providing an open, elegant and modern Industrial Loft. The design is based on a non-traditional masculine style, where classy dark hues meet comfy displays of subtle luxury.

The 100 square meters loft has a sense of space achieved by using burned cement bricks to compose a space that climbs up to the ceiling and continues to be shaped along the mezzanine walls. This cement display was coated with a special waterproof resin.

Living spaces downstairs are composed of a high-ceiling living space shined with light from a glass wall to the kitchen and the open dining space. The stairs lead to the mezzanine, where this semi-private space displays a forthright combination of bedroom, bathroom and closet. This was the ideal solution to enlarging the area and suggest a completion of the downstairs living space.

Located in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the small flat was reinvented by Maurício Karam by getting rid of some of its existing ineffective walls and creating an uninterrupted living zone, yet keeping a high level of privacy in the bathroom and laundry room. The wood laminated flooring system contributes to the impression of flowing spaces. If you thought open plan living rooms were an option only for large apartments, prepare to be taken aback when checking out these photos.

The heart of this apartment is a charming interior, combining a modern lounge area with a great looking kitchen and stylish dining table for eight. Separated by subtle decorating details, the two living zones pleasantly merge together.