This mountain house in Patagonia is one of those that you don’t want to leave even for a minute. Just look: glass walls with million-dollar views, several cozy soft sofas and armchairs, warm interiors in natural tones. The owners built the house using natural materials in an effort to fit the home into the amazing…
The house in which this modern ground floor apartment is located is made of glass and concrete – these elements of industrial design also formed the basis of its interiors. At the same time, the designers tried to contrast the rough details with light and airy decor and natural materials. The abundance of natural wood…
The owner of this house in Argentina collects art, so she asked the designers of the Trama studio to create spectacular and open interiors for the exhibition of her collection in the newly acquired home. At the same time, the space also had to be comfortable and friendly for her children, and later grandchildren. As…
This residence in Buenos Aires is truly one of a kind. Firstly, the architecture – it’s a magnificent neoclassical townhouse from the 1940s, with shutters and terraces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and spacious interior spaces. But the interiors also impress with their sophistication and gorgeous design by Kallos Turin with unique pieces of furniture and decorative techniques….
Wood and concrete are the two pillars on which the design and architecture of this modern home in Argentina rest. At the same time, the wooden details are implemented in a rather interesting way – the planks are tinted in a dark color, thanks to which the facade looks stylish, while an interesting effect with…
Not all designers try to make their homes as bold and extravagant as possible. For example, the interiors of the beach house of the Argentine designer Roxana Lotersztain are completely white, only furniture and natural wood details dilute the overall whiteness. The owner comes here to relax by the sea, as well as to get…
The bright apartment of designer and collector Matty Costa Paz is located on the first floor of a historic building built in Buenos Aires in 1929. The most successful layout of the home presented the owner with magnificent arches, elegant windows and even stained-glass windows. With the new design, Matty wanted to highlight these original…
This miniature glass workshop is only part of an estate in Argentina, but it is the favorite place of the owner, the artist Catalina Ruiz. Here, surrounded by trees and overlooking the pasture, she draws inspiration and creates her paintings. Huge windows helped to let in the maximum light into the room and erase the…
While searching for a home, a young Argentinian family came across a dilapidated building with an adjoining garden. The space and the well-groomed street immediately conquered them, and the price of the property was within the chosen budget. Plus, it was a great chance to finally move out of the 40 sqm apartment the couple…
Designer Jill Lewis always takes a comprehensive approach to the design – he carefully studies the architecture of the building, its environment and history before starting with the interiors. Therefore, it is not surprising that her apartment in Buenos Aires is designed in the spirit of Parisian apartments: moldings on white walls, herringbone parquet, an…
