Of intersecting lines, converging paths, and spaces that open themselves to the presence of others. Inspired by the idea of a vertex — the point where lines, curves, and edges meet — a concept that reflects above all the union of the couple who inhabit the apartment, and by vert, the French word for green, Vertí is conceived as a place of emotional, spatial, and symbolic convergence. The name also pays tribute to the origins of one of the residents, who was born in France, reinforcing the project’s personal and intimate character.

The 129-square-meter apartment, located in Brasília, underwent a complete renovation to accompany a new moment in the couple’s life as they prepare for the arrival of their first child. The most significant transformation of the original layout was the removal of one of the bedrooms, allowing the expansion of the social area and the creation of broader, more integrated, and fluid living spaces.

The living room connects directly to the dining area, where a cantilevered Verde Guatemala marble counter becomes the central feature of the space. More than a functional element, the piece organizes circulation, structures daily uses, and establishes a focal point for social interaction. The green materiality reappears throughout different areas of the apartment, creating continuity and cohesion between the spaces.

The transition between the social and private areas takes place through a large sliding wooden panel that can be completely closed, ensuring privacy for the bedrooms. This element separates the dining room from the intimate TV lounge, which organizes access to the apartment’s two suites and establishes a more reserved atmosphere within the residence.

In the master suite, custom black millwork with organic lines embraces and organizes the space, creating a sense of retreat. A large mirrored sliding glass panel positioned in front of the bed conceals both the television and the wardrobe located behind it, reinforcing the visual integration and formal clarity of the room.

The master bathroom continues the project’s material language through dark tones and indirect lighting. The shower area was conceived as a monolithic dark stone volume clad in Via Láctea Black Granite, creating an introspective and sensory atmosphere.

The powder room follows the same restrained atmosphere present throughout the apartment. Entirely finished in black paint, the space is centered around a suspended Verde Guatemala marble sink designed as a sculptural element. In order to avoid obvious solutions, the faucet was specially designed for the project using a thin metal sheet concealed within the composition of the space. Water flows directly through the metal surface, revealing its function only when activated.

In the kitchen, green reappears through irregular slatted surfaces that introduce texture, rhythm, and a sensory connection with nature. The apartment’s flooring — used throughout all social areas and circulation spaces — was executed in Branco Siena granite with an organic layout pattern, avoiding conventional linear cuts and standard solutions. The flooring design reinforces spatial fluidity and contributes to the project’s singular identity.

Natural light, combined with the palette of greens, dark tones, and carefully selected materials, creates an atmosphere that is welcoming, quiet, and sensory. Vertí proposes a way of living where architecture, materiality, and affection converge in balance — a space designed to embrace everyday encounters and the transformations of life.