T.M Project by TWO Arquitetura: Luxury Family Home in Fazenda da Grama, Brazil
T.M Project by TWO Arquitetura is a luxury Brazilian family home featuring open-plan living, infinity pool, glass walls, premium materials, and nature integration.
A Sophisticated Luxury Retreat
The T.M Project is a luxurious family residence designed by TWO Arquitetura, located in the prestigious Fazenda da Grama. The home combines the elegance of a high-end hotel with the intimate comfort of a private family retreat. Every detail, from its layout to its materials, has been carefully curated to foster sophistication, warmth, and relaxation.


Open-Plan Living and Entertainment Spaces
The house features an expansive open-plan layout connecting the living room, TV lounge, games area, gourmet kitchen, and fully equipped bar. This seamless flow encourages social interaction while maintaining an intimate and cozy environment. The design prioritizes hosting, making the home perfect for family gatherings, entertaining friends, and everyday living.
Custom furniture and curated art pieces elevate each space, blending luxury and comfort. The communal areas are thoughtfully crafted to ensure that every corner becomes a destination in itself.

Premium Materials and Architectural Features
High-end materials such as Moledo stone, Guatemalan green marble, and European oak define the interiors. Expansive glass walls bring natural light into the home and connect the indoor spaces to the lush surroundings. Architectural highlights include a suspended balcony and an infinity pool, which seamlessly integrate the residence with the landscape and maximize breathtaking views.


Private Bedrooms and Office Spaces
While the home prioritizes communal living, it also offers private bedrooms and a dedicated office, providing tranquility and personal retreat. Every room is designed to complement the panoramic landscape, creating a harmonious balance between luxury, functionality, and nature.


A Home That Celebrates Nature
The integration of nature and landscape is central to the T.M Project’s design. Expansive glass walls and outdoor features invite the surrounding environment into the daily living experience, making the landscape an extension of the home’s décor. This connection enhances both visual aesthetics and a sense of serenity throughout the residence.

Hospitality and Comfort in Every Detail
The TM Project embodies the philosophy of TWO Arquitetura, emphasizing both sophistication and comfort. From open living spaces to private retreats, the home is crafted to provide a luxurious, yet welcoming experience. Every element—from lighting and furniture to layout and finishes—has been designed to celebrate joy, connection, and hospitality.
Whether entertaining guests or enjoying quiet family moments, the T.M Project offers a refined and serene lifestyle within one of Brazil’s most exclusive residential settings.

All Photographs are works of Evelyn Müller
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