A pool stage, an antler chandelier and a life-size cowgirl: inside Ana Castela's mansion and farm

Ana Castela has brought the world that made her famous inside her home. The singer's first house of her own, in Londrina, in northern Paraná, was renovated by architect Juliana Meda with a stated goal: to bring nature, wood and memories of a countryside childhood into every room.

Wood dominates the walls, ceilings, tables and furniture, while leather covers upholstery and cabinets in the gourmet area, which includes a barbecue grill. The décor features horse photographs, a life-size horse-shaped lamp and an antler chandelier. Right at the entrance, a life-size cowgirl sculpture nods to the 'Boiadeira' nickname that became the artist's brand.

The leisure area was built for parties: the pool deck has a stage and a big screen for intimate shows, and the house also has a dressing room to get ready before performances, large walk-in closets and climate-controlled spaces for recordings and livestreams. The bedrooms and suites host family and friends.

Away from the city, the singer keeps the Boiadeira Farm in Sete Quedas, Mato Grosso do Sul, which raises cattle and has a large water structure for the animals. The décor blends rustic and contemporary styles, with wood, leather and earthy tones, plus an image of Our Lady, and the property also serves as a backdrop for the content she films for social media.