The two adjoining containers form a 60m2 house with a living room, kitchen and utility room, in addition to a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Plenty of white tones, minimalist design, and furniture by top designers such as Oki Sato add touches of sophistication and modernity.

The designer chose the ultra-compact surface Zenith by Dekton to cover the façade and roof as well as the interior flooring. She also opted for Dekton Ariane to clad the façade.

”I was looking for a material that would be quick and easy to use, something clean and pure, resistant to persistent bad weather and for an area with many trees. I would never have achieved this result with another material. I found the perfect surface for my needs, and it’s easy to clean. Thoen-gbnds of visitors walked on Dekton Zenith over the 60 days of the event, and it’s still perfectly white” – Marília Pellegrini.

The classic Dekton Olimpo covers the kitchen countertops giving a personalised, contemporary touch. Dekton Opera looks great cladding kitchen and bathroom walls. In Silestone, the Blanco Norte colour was used to finish off the clean look of the bathroom countertop.

As the designer explains, the idea can be used for very specific purposes and can offer solutions to many potential scenarios. “I thought that the concept of a home would work well, for example, as a guest house within the grounds of an existing home. This minimalist project is not trying to compete with any styles, nor with nature itself.”

As a finishing touch, Casa Contêiner also boasts a 100m2 outdoor space with White Lava Granite flooring, a hydroponic vegetable garden and a bamboo garden.