Contemporary House
Small Spaces that Give us Comfort
By Magaly • Jul 25, 2018

In this small apartment of only 30 square meters located in Budapest, Hungary, a system of translucent curtains has been installed. These help to define different areas in this small space without losing its style and elegance. The symbolic separation of functions using textiles in movement combines practicality and aesthetics, resulting in a light and open space that shines beyond its restricted size.



During the renovation, the architecture firm Batlab, who carried out the project through its professionals gergő batizi-pócsi and péter batizi-pócsi demolished all the interior walls, leaving the outline of the apartment intact. An independent block, which includes the kitchen and bathroom, functions as the main space separator, splitting the entrance, the living / dining room, and the sleeping cabin into different areas.
The small space has been intelligently decorated in white, which has visually helped to give a feeling of spaciousness. Its scarce furniture creates comfortable, and at the same time, practical spaces.





- View of modern kitchen on white
- Modern dining area
- Details of the modern white dining room
- Modern white room
- Details of the curtain system

This project located in Sancheong-gun, South Korea has, among other things, spectacular views over a landscape of green mountains and a fantastic lake, which give its inhabitants an immense sense both of peace and tranquility.

As a curious fact I mention that the reservoir is artificial, as the lake in front of the site (which measures over 220,000 square meters) is an element of the landscape that did not originally exist. Maybe that is why such dramatic and mysteriously incidental scenes occur around this place, as if it were a place that not even the gods could have predicted.


The architectural firm JMY architects was commissioned to carry the project forward in 2016, led by a professional team composed of the architect Jaemin Yoon and the designer Seongmin Lee.



Being a place with few inhabitants, there is only a sincere dialogue between man and nature. The first method of dialogue was an interpretation of the “limit” where man meets nature. That is why the structure was planned to allow communication between the interior and exterior and between man and nature, through the various gaps that man has created in terms of his position towards nature.









- Aerial view of the project surrounded by nature
- Front view of the modern construction
- View of the terrace with views of the mountains
- Exterior area in concrete
- Terrace with views of the mountains and the lake
- Large interior with glass walls
- Wooden stairs
- Room with terrace
- Night view
Spectacular Project Undertaken by Architectural firm Martin Ferrero Architecture in the Yucatan Peninsula
By Magaly • Jun 11, 2018

A hybrid house by design, this project was undertaken by architectural firm Martin Ferrero Architecture, led by its professional architect Daniel Martín Ferrero. It is located on an island in the Caribbean Sea, near the Mexican Yucatan peninsula; its exact location, however, is not one that we can share publicly.


It was ordered by a Swiss client with the intention of creating a home that was the definitive fusion of art, nature, and architecture. The client was specifically inspired by other architectural works, most notably House Fallingwater – by Frank Lloyd Wright – and Farnsworth House – by Mies van der Rohe. He wanted to adapt the architecture and language of the projects “Xálima Island House” and “Pabellón del Agua” to a Caribbean island where the Mesoamerican culture could be seen in all its splendor.

This was all done in order to create a vocational home where the owner could experience a true tropical paradise and pay homage to the arts. It is a symbiosis between the environment and the artifice of the human race, where nature, steel, wood, and glass combine to create an architectural style that is dedicated to the human senses.


The design investigates the potential of the fusion between the ancient Mayan architecture and the treatment of the fluid spaces of the modernist design. This gives way to a project that rewrites the traditions and vernacular of the modern elements with contemporary construction.
It specifically occupies a space of 26,000 square meters, with a total area of 42,500 square meters. Each of the twelve bedrooms – each roughly one thousand square meters in size – offers all of the commodities naturally associated with a luxurious a project as this.

























- Spectacular panoramic view of the project
- Aerial view of the project
- Aerial view of the modern project
- The project greatly appreciates the abundant vegetation
- Spectacular construction over high rocks
- Multiple terraces with pools and relaxing areas
- Terraces with natural pools and resting areas
- Terraces of modern and elegant design
- Open areas with marvelous gardens
- Open areas
- Large interior filled with light
- Interior full of elegance
- Interior in which the different levels are appreciated
- Area with glass walls
- Interior with excellent design
- Luxurious details
- Interior open to external gardens
- Nocturnal view of the area
- Marvelous exterior views in nocturnal hours
- Spectacular modern design
House for a Small Family with Spaces Full of Natural Light
By Magaly • May 28, 2018

This house was designed for a small family by the architectural firm IDIN Architects, led by the architects Jeravej Hongsakul, Wichan Kongnok and Eakgaluk Sirijariyawat. The home was completed in 2017, and is located in Thailand.


It has a total area of 530 square meters in which there are 3 rooms, including a main room and two rooms for guests or their future children.

There were two other requirements that the client felt were important during the designing process of the home. Firstly, they wanted a large common social area, where the owners would always meet with their friends, something very usual in the lifestyle of the new generation. On the other hand, their privacy was also an important factor they wished to incorporate into the home. As such, the house had to be spacious, full of natural light, and still maintain privacy.



























- Front view of the house from the pool area
- Roofed pool terrace
- Roofed wooden terrace
- Side hall of the pool
- Hall with glass walls
- Garden with trees
- Modern construction with glass walls
- Elegant living room with wooden floors and high ceilings
- Modern space with wooden floor
- Modern dining room in wood
- Dining room with glass walls
- Air corridor with glass walls
- Internal stairs
- Modern bathroom in wood and white
- Pool area at night hours
- View of the interior through the glass walls
- Exterior night view
- View of the pool
- Night view of the gardens
Apartments in Shades of Gray Full of Luxury and Comfort
By Magaly • Apr 16, 2018

This luxurious apartment has been decorated with an exquisite taste by the firm Ippolito Fleitz Group – Identity Architects, and it is located in the city of Putuo, China.
The project, with a full range of shades of gray, creates an atmosphere with an air of elegant and meditative calm, which would perfectly adapt to the wishes of a globetrotter after a long and exhausting journey.


In the middle of a forest of 20,000 trees, the “Schwarzwald” apartment towers offer the unique synthesis of living a modern urban life in a quality environment. Many metropolitans long for a place of tranquility and relaxation where their families adopt a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. To fulfill these wishes, an innovative project with a vision of the future was created, which meets the highest standards in terms of comfort and quality of life.



The layers and interactions of premium materials, fascinating textures and high contrast surfaces make this 250 square meter apartment a metropolitan sanctuary with an impressive view of the urban skyline of Shanghai.
Warm shades of gray, natural wooden surfaces, indirect lighting, and lush fabrics contrast with the smooth surfaces of the rooms and create a relaxed atmosphere.
Thanks to a sophisticated combination of marble, unpretentious white sanitary ware, and accessories in black and gold, the bathrooms unfold in an aura of classic and timeless taste.























- Elegant and sober black entrance door
- Wonderful interior full of natural light
- Modern and elegant lounge in shades of gray
- Modern and current details
- Living room full of elegance and glamour
- Living room separated by a transparent glass shelf
- TV area with marble wall
- Modern studio with glass wall
- Elegant resting area in the studio
- Study area with marble wall
- Kitchen with access to the balcony
- Kitchen in shades of gray
- Modern kitchen in white with gray marble counter
- Modern dining area in black and deep blue
- Dining room in black and deep blue
- Elegant dining room
- Modern and sober room
- Room with balcony access
- Room with internal bathroom with glass walls
- Modern room with views
- Room with marble wall
- Bathroom in white and marble and gray
- Elegant bathroom with views
- Bathroom in white and marble and gray
Wonderful Remodeling Turns this Apartment into a Futuristic Space
By Magaly • Apr 9, 2018

This unique and modern project covering 121 square meters has been created by the architectural firm Wutopia Lab in the city of Gu Long Lu, Minhang Qu, Shanghai Shi, in China.

Among the architects responsible for this project we will find Erni Min, Ting Yu, Wutian Sun, and Chloe Zhang. This project of reconstruction began in 2017, and the result is this fabulous space that lends itself to the whim of its owners. The designer decided to convert three bedrooms and two living rooms into one bedroom and one living room, so that parents and children could grow up together, thus creating a shared and open home.





To maximize the lighting area, the windows were changed and replaced with panoramic views.
The free flow of space created by breaking down the walls of separation naturally forms three social areas, where each member of the family takes what they need while sharing the same world.
The use of simple materials such as glass, wood, ceramic tiles, cloth, stone, vegetation, and stainless steel helps express the features of the space. Considering the safety of the child, all the corners of the wall have been rounded. By using a large number of smart devices, all appliances can be remotely controlled, adding a futuristic touch to the house.























- Modern entrance in pastel blue
- Detail in the column
- Living room with modern white furniture
- Living room with curved walls
- Clear round hanging chair
- Clear circular bathroom walls
- Relaxation area
- Modern kitchen with white island
- Modern kitchen
- Modern dining room in white
- Dining area integrated into the kitchen
- Children’s room with play area
- Internal bed ladder
- Playground and study
- Playground
- Master bedroom
- Master bedroom dresser
- Modern bathroom in white
- Bathroom in orange with rounded walls

This imposing construction of high concrete walls has been designed by the architect Cherng Yih Lee, who works for the architectural firm FORMZERO, in the city of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The home was completed in the year 2017 and covers an extensive area of 900 square meters, distributed across its three levels.

It is located right on the edge of a reserved forest, perfect for those who like to enjoy the outdoors and nature. However, one of the points on which its designers focused was avoiding, at all costs, that the existing windows became the most direct element with which to define the relationship with the outdoor space. When a house is surrounded by other houses, the relationship is immediately blurred by dropping a curtain. The question was … How to restore that relationship with the outer space without compromising the necessary privacy inside?















From east to west, this house is wrapped in an additional layer consisting of a wall of perforated concrete that looks like a shell. In addition to acting as a thermal protection with cross ventilation, the carapace is the first layer to control privacy. Between the house and the concrete framework, several levels of landscape are inserted to create an ambiguous condition that makes the landscape look more like an interior space.







- Aerial view of the imposing concrete construction
- House surrounded by a perforated concrete wall
- Side view of the house with asymmetrical shaped windows
- High concrete roof
- Interior of the high concrete roof
- View of the exterior and its windows
- Modern living room with glass and concrete walls
- Small living room area full of natural light
- Details of the entrance in wood
- Sliding windows with window seat
- Modern kitchen with dining room in wood and black & white chairs
- Stairs in black metal
- Internal corridor with wooden floors and concrete walls
- Decorative detail
- Open bathroom with concrete walls
- View of the spaces with garden
- External night view
A Simple Solution that Offered More Privacy to the Inhabitants of this House
By Magaly • Mar 13, 2018

This project is based on the need to create a new connection between the bedrooms of an existing house, as the structure only allowed some rooms to be access by going through others, which kept the owners from inviting guests, as this distribution prevented them from preserving a modicum of privacy.

The initial project also included a new independent space of two levels that worked as an apartment with living room, bedroom, bathroom, and a small kitchen.

The most viable solution was to create a curve that connects the old house and the new space, forming a new circulation, a route that is compressed and expanded as one moves through it. The intersection of this line with the preexisting one provided a lateral access to the residence and, therefore, some internal changes in the layout of the bedroom and the bathroom that were completely reformulated. Here, locally produced materials were used to remodel it in a contemporary way.

It is located in the Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico, Mexico in a beautiful natural environment, and covers an area of 58 square meters.
The architectural firm LANZA Atelier was in charge of the restructuring, and the architectural team was made up by Isabel Abascal, Alessandro Arienzo, Alejandro Márquez, and Jessica Hernández.















- View of the front facade of the house
- White side wall with wide glass window
- Side garden full of green plants
- Interior corridor with white walls
- Rear terrace
- Entrance to the interior hall
- Hallway with white brick walls
- Bedroom with terrace and internal bathroom
Holiday Home with Unique Spaces that will Leave us in Awe
By Magaly • Jan 3, 2018

This wonderful house of modern and spacious spaces, full of light and elegance, is located in the famous Praia da Pipa (Pipa Beach), in the city of Tibau do Sul, which is one of the main tourist centers and an important tourist pillar of the state of Rio Grande do Norte, in northern Brazil. The city of Tibau do Sul has grown rapidly as a tourist segment and, as it grew larger, it attracted people from all over the world. Today, we can say that Praia da Pipa is one of the most cosmopolitan beaches in Brazil. It is the perfect scenario to develop an exceptional and innovative house for the client, who fell in love with this city.

The architecture firm Yuri Vital was in charge of this project, covering an area of 1,360 square meters, in 2015.


Conceived only for vacations, this house has unprecedented characteristics. The goal was to create a house with a huge living room, and with an impressive view of the sea, without losing the main characteristics of a home. Therefore, a single area was conceived, without any division, which means that the design of furniture, tables, chairs, sofas, etc. would subtly create the divisions of each zone. The house has an impressive width and length, and from all the rooms you can see the beautiful sea and the famous cliffs of the city of Tibau do Sul.
















- Imposing view of the modern construction surrounded by green areas
- Detailed view of the modern construction
- Pool area with spectacular sea views
- Terrace connected to the interior through glass doors
- Ample interior space
- Large stairs leading to the kitchen-dining area
- Bathroom in black with closet
- View of the pool area at sunset
- Wonderful view of the illuminated pool at night hours
- Terrace with pool during night hours
- View of the imposing construction at night
- Terrace with gardens at night hours
House of Open Spaces Which Making a Home out of the Exterior and Bringing its Lush Textures Indoors
By Magaly • Nov 28, 2017

This stunning private residence – Casa Querol – is located in the Oloolua Nature Trail, a forest in Karen, an affluent neighborhood south west of Nairobi, Kenya. It was designed in 2016 by Alberto Morell Sixto, an architectural firm based in Madrid, Spain.



The defining feature of the project was to construct a backyard measuring 30 meters by 30 meters, with the intention of making it resemble a clearing at the back of the house. By building this, the architects effectively created a quiet place from which to admire the dynamic life of the creatures that inhabit the forest that surrounds the home. A fireplace by the poolside provides the perfect spot from which to enjoy this setting.


The home has an open design that allows – and invites – interior and exterior defining lines to become blurred, making a home out of the exterior and bringing its lush textures indoors. Floors of rich wood spread from the poolside into the interior, expanding to cover walls, stair steps, and even hand rails on the second level. Concrete walls and stark white walls with barely any decorative elements complete the ensemble. The ending result is a simple, spacious, rustic yet elegant home that feels like an extension of the natural world that surrounds it.













- View of the large poolside area
- View of the large poolside area
- View of the large poolside area
- Interior done in wood and concrete
- Interior done in wood and concrete
- Modern wooden furnishings
- Modern wooden furnishings
- Exterior night view
- Exterior night view
Amazing Project has its Roots in Adaptable, Robotic Structures
By Magaly • Nov 23, 2017

The MacArthur Annex, as this project is called, was carried out by Baran Studio Architecture, an American architectural firm with offices in Oakland and Los Angeles, in 2017. The structure covers a total ground area of 4,550 square feet and is located in Oakland, California, USA.



The project has its roots in adaptable, robotic structures which have the potential to roam and adapt themselves to the urban landscape. It lies adjacent to the freeway, and near a mass transit station. It consists of an existing structure alongside 33 used shipping containers, each designed individually, though they all form part of the greater whole. The idea was that such containers could be arranged and configured according to the needs and wishes of the developer, neighbors, city officials, and inhabitants.



The completed system is then adapted according to various contextual conditions, responding to topography, existing structures, sound, light and shadow, air, views, circulation, program and economy. The resulting configuration of stacked containers, arranged according to inputs, becomes an open framework from which a community can grow. The ending result is that each container is dramatically different from the next, creating a vibrant place in which to live and work.






















- Elevated view of the large construction
- Elevated view of the large construction
- Elevated view of the large construction
- Elevated view of the large construction
- Elevated view of the large construction
- Elevated view of the large construction
- Elevated view of the large construction
- Area with outdoors and roofed tables
- Area with outdoors and roofed tables
- Area with outdoors and roofed tables
- Area with outdoors and roofed tables
- Interior of stairs in aluminum
- Interior of stairs in aluminum
- Exterior night view
- Exterior night view
- Exterior night view
Modern and Functional House which Doubles as a Car Collector’s Garage and Private Residence
By Magaly • Nov 22, 2017

AUTOHAUS is a project completed by the American architectural firm Matt Fajkus Architecture in 2017. The structure, which doubles as a car collector’s garage and private residence, is located in Austin, Texas, USA, and covers a total ground area of 4,088 square feet.


The building’s compact living quarters are perched atop an open area, which is used as an automobile exhibition and social gathering space. This second level is shifted forward to allow a double height view down into the garage space, while creating an everyday carport beneath the hovering bedchamber in the front.



The interior is stylish and contemporary, with an open plan that helps create the feeling of a space greater than it actually is. Large clear glass walls allow for the easy entry of natural light, which floods the space and gives it a luminous quality. Carefully chosen decorative accessories serve to make the rooms feel like a home and grant it a touch of character that clues us in as to the personalities of the home’s residents.

A roof terrace tops the home, surrounded by a tree canopy which serves to give it a touch of privacy as well as create a mix between urban living and nature.

















- Terrace with wooden floors
- Horizontal windows
- Modern living room-kitchen space with glass walls
- Internal glass walls with view towards garage
- Interior view of the garage
- Skylight
- Bedroom with glass walls
- Modern bathroom in black and white
- Study with walls, floors, and ceiling in wood
- Study chair details
- Garage
- Car collection
- Garage area
- Exterior area of the garage
- Nocturnal view of the exterior
- Night view from exterior
- Night view of the interior of the garage
- Night view of the interior of the garage
Modern Residence Full of Light and Comfortable Spaces in the city of Los Angeles, California, USA
By Magaly • Nov 22, 2017

This magnificent residence is located on a hill in the popular city of Los Angeles, California, USA. It was designed in the year 2017 by the architectural firm Aaron Neubert Architects in conjunction with its team formed by Jeremy Limsenben, Xiran Zhang and Jina Seo.



It has an area of 2,100 square feet on a land of 3,750 square feet that are located upward to the northwest with panoramic views of Silver Lake Hills and Reservoir of Los Angeles and is surrounded by multiple mid-century modern houses. Due to the limited space and considering the slope of the land, a series of changes were carried out to create numerous outdoor spaces within the volume of the residence.














The rooms are distributed in three levels and a garage that is inserted into the hillside.
The second floor is mainly an open plan of spaces that interact with each other. In the third floor, the bedrooms are located and accessed through an internal staircase.
Operable windows and skylights serve to naturally ventilate the residence and provide circulation to all levels. The strategically located openings, exterior staircases, patios and decks around the perimeter connect the home with the multiple landscapes of the site and serve to expand the usable living space of the compact residence.




















- External view of the house in deep black
- External access stairs
- Access stairs
- Furnished terrace
- Small balcony with chairs
- Glass windows
- Balcony with glass doors
- Stairs
- Main entrance to the space full of light
- Wooden console in retro style
- Living room with retro furniture
- Living room with direct access to the terrace
- Kitchen in black and white
- Spacious kitchen in black and white
- Kitchen full of light in black and white
- Small library area and dining room in wood
- Wooden stairs and railing in black metal
- Comfortable bedroom with glass walls
- Bedroom full of light
- Bedroom with terrace
- Bathroom in wood and white
- Spacious bathroom full of light
- Shower in black and white
- Bathroom with bathtub and window
- Night view of the spacious terrace
- Terrace with access to the bedroom
- Night view of the bedroom
- External night view
- Night view of the exterior
- Imposing outside
Small Module built in the Interior of an Old Barn with Wonderful views of the Myrkdalen Valley in Norway
By Magaly • Nov 21, 2017

This villa is located in a dream setting in Myrkdalen, a ski resort in Norway, with spectacular views over the valley. It was remodeled in 2016, as it had been abandoned for a long period of time. As such, it had fallen into disrepair and had deteriorated due to the passage of time.



The firm OPA Form was in charge of the remodeling work, carried out by Marina Bauer and Espen Folgerø, who managed to create a new world in a space of only 25 square meters. The result is a small module inside the old granary that provides all the comfort that may be needed to sleep well, a refuge that lovers of the sky, nature, and mountains will enjoy to the maximum.

It is a small space completely covered in wood, warm and welcoming, and from where guests can enjoy the wonderful and unforgettable views that the snowy mountains provide. Without a doubt, a unique spectacle.

Seen from the outside, there are only small signs of transformation. Once inside the stable, we find an authentic interior with rough surfaces, a space formerly used to house cattle. However, through the space we can see the new addition with a circular entrance. It is a space designed to offer guests a stay filled with comfort and relaxation, something that they will certainly appreciate.



















- View of the small module with the snowy mountains in the background
- Exterior of the cabin on the snow
- Wooden cabin interior with view to the mountains
- Circular entrance to the small module inside the barn
- Circular door, open
- Remodeled interior space, made of light wood
- Circular entrance door
- Circular door details
- Outside views at night
- Night view
Marchi Architects turns an Electric Car into an Extension of this Contemporary Smart Home in Frankfurt, Germany
By Magaly • Nov 16, 2017

Lighting designers from Philips Lighting (Euronext Amsterdam ticker: LIGHT), a world leader in lighting, have collaborated with the automotive company Renault to create a concept car and smart home presented at the Frankfurt Motor Show 2017.


It is located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and was designed by the architectural firm Marchi architects, with architects Nicola Marchi and Adelaide Marchi, in 2017. The self-contained electric car SYMBIOZ is not just a car, but an extension of the home. The digital technology of the vehicle makes it an interactive and personalized space that can connect its passengers with other cars, people, and technologies in the smart home, as well as LED lighting connected to Philips.


Parked in the smart home, SYMBIOZ also functions as an extra modular: a comfortable and mobile room. Its interior was inspired by the design of living rooms. As an elegant open or closed space, the car connects with all kinds of devices and appliances in the home, making it an ideal place to work or relax. Its operating system interacts and controls the lighting of the smart home.



The living room and kitchen are automatically switched on before the car moves to the driveway of the house. When SYMBIOZ enters at ground level, the walls light up automatically.



The car is parked on a platform that takes it to the living room or the terrace. The cylinder of the centerpiece of the house that encloses the platform is illuminated with 5,368 Philips Color Kinetics iW Flex dynamic light points that change its shade of white to illustrate the state of connectivity between the car and the home; for example, when the car is charging or in standby mode.













- View of the modern and functional construction
- Car parked on the ramp that connects it to the house
- Side view of the house
- Electric car that connects to the smart home
- Interior of the car
- Car inside the house
- Details
- Living room-kitchen area of the smart home
- View of the inside of the car connected to the smart home
- Modern car in the parking area
- Modern Car
- Exterior view
- Car approaching the smart home
- Car leaving the parking space
- View of the interior of the wonderful house
- Night view
- Aerial night view
Imposing and Wonderful Villa Surrounded by thick, Green Vegetation
By Magaly • Nov 14, 2017

Villa Kali, a stunning and gargantuan seaside private mansion located in Monsef, Lebanon, was designed jointly by BLANKPAGE Architects and Karim Nader Studio. The property covers a total ground area of 2,000 square meters, or 21,527 square feet, and was completed in the summer of 2016. The project, which boasts a total of 11 bedrooms, took a total of four years to complete, and involved collaborations with numerous designers and contractors, creating an end product that is truly a work of art.



Thick, verdant vegetation surrounds the building, providing it a high degree of privacy, which is a necessity for a summer vacation villa. The layout of the home follows an oriental tradition – bedrooms that surround an open courtyard crowned by a water fountain — although done in such a way that both levels are granted uninterrupted view toward the Mediterranean, from all spaces in the house.



The interior décor is minimalistic in style, with walls in stark white and sparse decorative accessories, which add to its already marked sense of space and emphasizes a desire to create a tranquil and serene setting in which to relax. Clear glass walls allow natural light to enter all spaces, and open bedrooms allow nature to seep into the interior, blending the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.















- Villa located among green vegetation
- Entrance to the imposing villa
- Villa with sea views
- Modern interior design
- Large wooden stairs
- Modern bedroom with glass walls
- Wonderful sunset views from inside the villa
- Night view of the interior of the villa
- Night view of the imposing villa
- Night view of the villa from the beach
- Imposing night view of the villa
Fabulous Project in a Modern Style with Concrete and Glass Walls
By Magaly • Nov 10, 2017

This project is located in a privileged area of one of the main cities of Brazil, the city of Porto Alegre. The so-called Bossa Club recreates a minimalist living area with contemporary wooden furniture, conceived as an extension of residential homes. The project has been carefully designed by the firm Stemmer Rodrigues and has an internal area of 118 square meters where we can find two suites, a sink, a fireplace, a barbecue, an auxiliary bathroom, and two garage places.




The exterior, done with concrete walls, boasts relaxation areas where we can sit placidly by the fireplace in the company of friends or a good book. In the interior, the common areas offer us a spa area and a whirlpool bath, as well as hammocks and a barbecue area.


Beyond the visual integration between gardens and the interior, a modern library with a unique style and a spectacular design highlights and enhances the contemporary style of the space. Thanks to the ample glass walls that surround the space, it allows natural light to seep in and become another element of the design.




A modern minimalist kitchen located in the center of the area, invites us to enjoy its wonderful gourmet facilities in its comfortable and contemporary chairs.
















- Entrance with glass door and concrete walls
- View of the building
- Entrance with concrete walls
- Exterior with concrete and glass walls
- Terrace with hardwood floors and fireplace
- Terrace with furniture
- Living room with modern library
- Living room with concrete column
- Wooden kitchen
- Modern dining room in black and white
- Minimalist kitchen
- Kitchen view from the outside
- Indoor swimming pool
- Night view of the terrace
- Lighted terrace
- Night view of the front
- Night view of the entrance
- Front with lit gardens