This home, located in Uruguay and built by Colle-Croce and Mariana Kusenier, has as its main selling point its impressive views of the ocean. Built with this objective in mind, the home was constructed over columns that place it 10 meters above sea level, and being first in line in front of the beach, the views can be enjoyed in its entirety.
View of the two sections of the home from the sand dunes
Vista lateral en donde se pueden apreciar las 2 terrazas / Lateral view where we can see the two terraces
Posterior view where we can see the wooden walls, the stairs, and one of the terraces
View of the home and the ocean
Front of the home facing the ocean and the terraces on each of the sections
Lateral view of the external terrace
With its exterior walls done in wood, the home is divided into two different sections, spotted with terraces hanging over the sandy beach. Two of these terraces face the ocean, and so from them we can enjoy the plentiful ocean breeze that graces them, and relish in perfect relaxation.
Terraces with floors and walls of wood connected by a corridor
Dining room with a view of the ocean
In its interior, we find simple furnishings in perfect agreement with the home’s location – carefree beach style that gives the space a sense of tranquility. Wicker and white fabric make up the décor and contrast with the multi-toned wood of the floors. Its walls in strips of white wood not only give it a nautical feel, but also add to the sense of amplitude in the reduced space. Wide windows allow light to filter in and gives us the opportunity to enjoy the views even from the inside of the home.
Close-up view of the living room with terrace facing the seaLateral view of the living room with fireplace and wicker chairs
The space continues to end at a dining room/kitchen of pine wood, lined with wide sliding glass doors that take us to one of the terraces that faces the ocean.
Kitchen/dining room with terraces on both sides
Posterior view where we can see the wooden walls, the stairs, and one of the terraces
View of the two sections of the home from the sand dunes
Vista lateral en donde se pueden apreciar las 2 terrazas / Lateral view where we can see the two terraces
View of the home and the ocean
Front of the home facing the ocean and the terraces on each of the sections
Lateral view of the external terrace
Terraces with floors and walls of wood connected by a corridor
Dining room with a view of the ocean
Close-up view of the living room with terrace facing the sea
Lateral view of the living room with fireplace and wicker chairs
Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.