Furnished already in the language of Brazilian modernism — a sculptural swivel lounge chair, a mustard biscuit-backed roll armchair, a dark wood-slat ceiling, a long solid dining table — under a view that runs across Guanabara Bay to Sugarloaf. No AI edits, no staging: every photo on this page is the real, current-condition unit.
The rooftop terrace is the reason this unit is a different product from the other seven in the building — private, panoramic, and built for entertaining, not just a balcony to look at.