JW Marriott Sao Paulo
Overlooking the treetops of Parque da Cidade and the Pinheiros River, JW Marriott São Paulo blends cosmopolitan energy with an unmistakably Brazilian soul. Designed by BAMO, the 28-story tower draws on São Paulo’s modernist legacy, local craftsmanship, and material richness to deliver a luxury hospitality experience grounded in culture and context.
From the theatrical spiral stair in the lobby to the convivial energy of Bar Caju, bold architectural gestures are paired with tactile warmth—rosewood, granite, batik, and brass. Guestrooms reflect elevated residential comfort, incorporating Brazilian Jatobá hardwood, woven textiles, and custom furnishings by local makers. Artisanal details, from Ricardo Fasanello’s Esfera chair to Estudio Rika’s sculptural consoles, bring the city’s creative pulse to life.
Throughout the hotel, sustainability and storytelling go hand in hand. Locally sourced materials and LEED-certified design practices ensure that the project celebrates place not just aesthetically, but responsibly. The result is a layered, luxurious, and deeply São Paulo experience—welcoming guests with warmth, rhythm, and design that resonates.
Interior Design: BAMO
Owner: Iron House
Architect: HKS + Aflalo e Gasperini Architects
Landscape Architect: Sergio Santana and Renata Tilli
Lighting Designer: Limarí Lighting Design
Art Consultant: Juliana Asmir and Ivana Almeida with Almavera
Spa Consultant: Bluespas Inc
Photographer: Aaron Leitz
From the theatrical spiral stair in the lobby to the convivial energy of Bar Caju, bold architectural gestures are paired with tactile warmth—rosewood, granite, batik, and brass. Guestrooms reflect elevated residential comfort, incorporating Brazilian Jatobá hardwood, woven textiles, and custom furnishings by local makers. Artisanal details, from Ricardo Fasanello’s Esfera chair to Estudio Rika’s sculptural consoles, bring the city’s creative pulse to life.
Throughout the hotel, sustainability and storytelling go hand in hand. Locally sourced materials and LEED-certified design practices ensure that the project celebrates place not just aesthetically, but responsibly. The result is a layered, luxurious, and deeply São Paulo experience—welcoming guests with warmth, rhythm, and design that resonates.
Interior Design: BAMO
Owner: Iron House
Architect: HKS + Aflalo e Gasperini Architects
Landscape Architect: Sergio Santana and Renata Tilli
Lighting Designer: Limarí Lighting Design
Art Consultant: Juliana Asmir and Ivana Almeida with Almavera
Spa Consultant: Bluespas Inc
Photographer: Aaron Leitz
Project Year: 2020