Step into the heart of São Paulo, Brazil, where the Ibsen House redefines modern living. Designed by Matheus Farah e Manoel Maia Arquitetura in 2020, this house merges the beauty of nature with architectural innovation. Its unique design features vertical gardens, large sliding panels for flexible space division, and a central pool visible from nearly every room, offering a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living.
Experience a home where privacy meets communal enjoyment, all while maintaining harmony with its vibrant surroundings.

About Ibsen House
Welcome to Ibsen House: A Harmony of Privacy and Community
Matheus Farah e Manoel Maia Arquitetura crafted the Ibsen House to enhance shared experiences among family and friends while preserving privacy. This architectural marvel in São Paulo, Brazil, uses a functional and integrated plan to balance communal enjoyment with intimate moments. Redefining Space with Nature and Flexibility
The Ibsen House uniquely lacks almost any fixed walls. Instead, large vertical gardens and sliding panels divide the living spaces. These features create versatile areas that encourage gatherings and ensure a tranquil home atmosphere. The innovative design reimagines residential living, blending social and private spaces seamlessly.
Located in a São Paulo suburb, the house forms a respectful and harmonious relationship with its urban environment. The design centers around a pool, visible from almost every room, blurrin...