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"During my stay, I saw captivating artwork from big names, like Vik Muniz, and lesser-known Brazilian street artists; the hotel decorated almost entirely with local art. It also created a sense of place by sourcing local materials, showcased in the woven furniture and brightly colored rugs and lamps. Dining at W São Paulo's restaurants was a journey through the country's distinct flavors."
"While the interiors-by São Paulo-based Aflalo/Gasperini Arquitetos and Portuguese interior designer Nini de Andrade Silva-are deeply rooted in Brazil, they also feature a contemporary tropical touch. Guest rooms are chic and modern, with a hefty dose of funky '70s motifs-think curvy furniture and metallic accents, pops of dark greens and yellows, and a curated collection of local artwork. Oversized windows bring in abundant natural light and expansive city views."
After a soft opening at the tail end of 2024, Brazilian influences permeate every facet of the property. The hotel displays captivating artwork from prominent figures such as Vik Muniz alongside lesser-known Brazilian street artists, and the spaces are decorated almost entirely with local art. Materials and furnishings are locally sourced, visible in woven furniture, brightly colored rugs and lamps. Dining spans regional flavors, with Baio Cozinha Sulista serving homey southern fare and L40 Cozinha de Latitude offering creative modern takes in a vibrant rooftop. The 40-story building houses 179 hotel rooms starting on the 25th floor, and interiors combine Brazilian roots with a contemporary tropical touch across chic rooms and suites.
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