Pink House, an internationally recognized tourist development

The name is Pink House (Casa Cor de Rosa), located on São Miguel Island. It was an old stable from the early 20th century that has been converted into two guesthouses where history and contemporary design coexist in harmony.

Pink House

The larger house consists of two floors: a ground floor that opens to the surrounding outdoor spaces and reaches different heights, creating a semi-level floor where a social area leads to private suites and service areas. The upper floor contains the social spaces and was designed as an open plan to take advantage of the roof structure and its total height. From the ochre kitchen, there is access to a terrace located on top of the smaller house on the ground floor.

The interiors and custom-made furniture were carefully designed to create a neutral and peaceful atmosphere, allowing the views of the garden to stand out in the interior spaces. Local cryptomeria wood (Japanese cedar) was abundantly used for construction and furniture, while old wooden beams of pine and acacia, found on-site, were transformed into custom-made tables.

Another notable feature is the outdoor fireplace area, which provides a relaxing atmosphere around the fire on cooler evenings. More information about the accommodation.

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This tourist development received international recognition on the renowned architecture site ArchDaily.

Photos: Fernando Guerra | FG+SG Architect: Mezzo Atelier