This house is located in Rapel Lake, Las Cabras, O’Higgins Region, Chile. It was constructed in 2015 and covers an area of 138 m2. It was designed by PAR Arquitectos.
Made of pine wood, it has two modules perpendicular to each other. One of them contains the social spaces: the kitchen, dining room, and living room. Meanwhile, the other module holds the private spaces, such as the bedrooms and bathrooms.
Front view of the houseWooden beams and walls make up the houseNatural light enters the home through large windows
The terrace, made up of wooden floors, includes a grill
Wooden hallway that crosses the bedroomsWooden ramp that guides us to a green door
A wooden ramp takes us to a bright green door, which takes us into the interior.
Once through the door, we can see the lake on the other side
From the living room, we can enter a terrace from which we can enjoy the sights of Rapel Lake. The mountains decorate the background of this gorgeous view, like something out of a painting.
View of the living-dining room in the interior. In the background, we can see the lake
Inside, the simple aesthetic compliments our surroundings beautifully. The living room, dining room, and kitchen all share the same space.
Wooden beams jump from one end of the ceiling to the other.
Dining room and kitchen, with wooden floors and exposed beams in the ceiling
Hallway that takes us to the bedrooms
In the bedroom, wooden floors lie beneath a bed which runs parallel to a glass door. Much like the terrace, this glass door allows us to enjoy the vistas of the lake, especially during the sunrise. It’s truly a sight to behold.
Bedroom with wooden floors. The glass door allows us to see the lakeNighttime view of the social areas
Once night falls, the house becomes magical. Outside, the last rays of light penetrate through the glass walls, giving the home a mysterious look.
Nighttime view of the exterior of the house
Front view of the house
Wooden beams and walls make up the house
Natural light enters the home through large windows
The terrace, made up of wooden floors, includes a grill
Wooden hallway that crosses the bedrooms
Wooden ramp that guides us to a green door
Once through the door, we can see the lake on the other side
View of the living-dining room in the interior. In the background, we can see the lake
Dining room and kitchen, with wooden floors and exposed beams in the ceiling
Hallway that takes us to the bedrooms
Bedroom with wooden floors. The glass door allows us to see the lake
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.
