Thanks for your comment. They do have closets, though. :-D However, they would seldom put closets in an apartment decorated with the sole intention of selling units. It would just take up space and make the apartment look smaller. If they do, they are made of glass or have mirrors on the outside. It is all part of the sales strategy. Once someone eventually does the interior design of the finished apartment, they will for sure include closets in the design. Anything else would not make sense unless the unit is only used for STR.
@@brazprop A walk in closet for the master bedrooms. Not a dresser closet. I have seen some beautiful apartments with so much empty space. They should build a walk in closet instead.
@@rogerdana7950 I thought that might be what you meant. They do have them, but usually only in the really big apartments. I know several Brazilians who have them. Fun fact; they call them "closet" in Portuguese as well.
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Stayed at this condo on the 15th floor and loved it! Such a nice and plush place and really thought out
Yes! I cannot wait to see how the twin building will turn out.
No closets? I don't understand why Brasil doesn't have closets.
Thanks for your comment.
They do have closets, though. :-D However, they would seldom put closets in an apartment decorated with the sole intention of selling units. It would just take up space and make the apartment look smaller. If they do, they are made of glass or have mirrors on the outside. It is all part of the sales strategy. Once someone eventually does the interior design of the finished apartment, they will for sure include closets in the design. Anything else would not make sense unless the unit is only used for STR.
@@brazprop A walk in closet for the master bedrooms. Not a dresser closet. I have seen some beautiful apartments with so much empty space. They should build a walk in closet instead.
@@rogerdana7950 I thought that might be what you meant. They do have them, but usually only in the really big apartments. I know several Brazilians who have them. Fun fact; they call them "closet" in Portuguese as well.