Desde Asia por Hunter Douglas Argentina em Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2023). 6 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e desig

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Desde Asia

Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Experiencia Living de La Nación.
 
Nombre de espacio: Oasis

Desde Asia — Hunter Douglas Argentina — Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma d

Cecilia James

Jacob and Co 

 Experiencia Living de La Nación.
 
Nombre de espacio: Oasis

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with abundant natural light. Built-in shelving units line one wall, filled with a collection of ceramic vases in various earth tones. The room features a low-profile beige fabric sofa and a modern upholstered armchair, arranged around a low rectangular wood coffee table and a patterned rug. The floor is tiled in a light beige ceramic, and the walls are covered in natural wood paneling. A large decorative geometric pendant light hangs from the ceiling. Large windows with sheer curtains allow ample natural light to enter. The space is styled for residential use and appears to be part of an open-plan layout.

A wide shot captures a dining room with a large wooden dining table and chairs, illuminated by multiple woven drum pendant lights. The floor is natural wood, and the walls are a light beige. To the left, a built-in wooden display cabinet houses numerous decorative objects. In the background, large windows are covered by sheer blinds. A patterned rug is visible on the floor. The space features indirect lighting.

This is a wide shot of a living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows providing abundant natural light. The room features a prominent pendant light with a cylindrical bamboo shade and a diamond pattern. A round, distressed wood coffee table sits on a geometric patterned rug in red and beige tones. Burgundy fabric armchairs are visible, along with textured drum stools. The walls are beige and the ceiling is also beige. Artificial lighting is warm, with pendant and indirect sources visible. The exterior context is urban with some vegetation visible through the windows.

The space is a wide-angle view of a living and dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows that are covered by roller screen blinds. The floor is light wood, and the walls are white. Built-in shelving units with yellow backlighting display various ceramic vases. A large, curved, off-white sofa is positioned on a prominent tribal-patterned rug. A rustic wooden dining table with a trestle base is surrounded by rattan cane-backed chairs. Three drum-shaped pendant lights with woven patterns hang above the dining table. A rustic wooden coffee table with drawers is also visible. The lighting is a mix of abundant natural light and warm artificial light from the pendants and indirect sources. The view through the windows is of an urban exterior with some vegetation.

The interior features a wide-angle view of a living and dining area with abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The flooring is light-colored wood, and the walls are white. A large, rustic wooden trunk serves as a coffee table, complemented by an oriental-patterned rug. Two woven rattan chairs are placed near the window. A tall, backlit shelving unit displays decorative vases. Above, a conical woven pendant light hangs. The dining area includes a large rustic wood table with chairs and modern pendant lights. The exterior view shows industrial port structures.

Hunter Douglas Argentina

Hunter Douglas es el líder mundial en cortinas y toldos y un importante actor en el mercado de productos arquitectónicos.
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En Argentina tenemos una trayectoria de más de 25 años. En nuestra planta industrial en Villa Martelli, Buenos Aires, ensamblamos las cortinas y toldos que se hacen a medida y usando materiales de primerísima calidad. Tenemos maquinarias de última generación y personal especializado, que está atento a cada detalle del producto.
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