Albanueva - Estudio Amado Cattaneo por ABEJA CONCEPT em Nordelta, B1670 Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2024). 11 fotos do projeto. Inspiração 

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Albanueva - Estudio Amado Cattaneo

Nordelta, B1670 Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Proyecto junto al Estudio EAC. Se realizo vestidor principal, mueble CAVA y mueble comedor en mdf enchapado Nogal con lustre mate.

Albanueva - Estudio Amado Cattaneo — ABEJA CONCEPT — Nordelta, B1670 B

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with a brutalist aesthetic. The space features a prominent exposed concrete ceiling and extensive natural wood paneling on the walls. Furniture includes a large, off-white sectional sofa and a distinctive layered oval coffee table made of dark wood and marble-like materials. A tall, built-in wood cabinet houses a wine storage system. The floor is finished in beige microcement, and lighting is provided by a combination of recessed and indirect sources, creating a neutral ambiance. The setting is residential and appears to be an open-plan living area.

This is a wide shot of a modern open-plan living and dining area with a concrete ceiling and neutral-toned walls. Dominating the space is a large built-in cabinetry unit made of natural wood, featuring integrated glass doors for a wine cellar. A dark gray stone dining table sits centrally, surrounded by upholstered fabric chairs in a light gray color. The floor is a light beige stone, contrasting with the dark gray table. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible. The space feels spacious and uncluttered.

A wide shot captures a modern interior space featuring a large, dominant volume clad in natural wood paneling. The ceiling is exposed concrete in a gray tone, contrasting with the natural wood walls. The floor is covered in beige ceramic tiles. Integrated into the wood paneling are linear vents and several control panels with buttons and indicators. Sunlight streams in at an angle, casting striped shadows across the wood surfaces. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting are visible.

A wide indoor shot showcases a modern residential wine storage unit integrated into a wood-paneled wall. The unit features a large glass-doored cabinet on the left, revealing stacked wine racks within, and an open shelving section on the right with multiple wooden wine racks. Horizontal wood slats form the wall paneling, creating a textured backdrop. The ceiling is exposed concrete, and the floor is a neutral gray tile. The lighting appears to be a mix of artificial sources, providing a neutral ambiance.

A medium shot captures the interior of a modern wine cellar, showcasing built-in storage units made of natural wood. The shelves are designed with individual slots to hold wine bottles, creating a visually organized and functional display. The walls are clad in the same natural wood material, extending the cohesive aesthetic. Recessed lighting is visible, providing a neutral illumination to the space. The floor is also finished with natural wood.

This wide shot captures a modern dining room with a large stone table and upholstered chairs. The walls are clad in natural wood paneling, complemented by floor-to-ceiling sheer beige curtains. A prominent feature is a tall, built-in wood cabinet with open shelving. The ceiling is exposed concrete in a gray tone, and the floor is covered in gray stone tiles. Recessed and indirect lighting is visible. A person is partially visible on the left.

A wide indoor shot showcases a long hallway with dominant natural wood wall paneling extending from floor to ceiling. The ceiling is exposed concrete in a gray tone, with recessed lighting fixtures visible. The floor is made of large gray ceramic tiles. An industrial-style metal trash can is placed near the end of the hallway. The space appears to be a residential interior with a modern and slightly brutalist style.

This is a wide-angle interior photo of a modern commercial space, likely a high-end retail or boutique store, featuring extensive built-in storage and display cabinets. The walls are finished with natural wood paneling, providing a warm contrast to the sleek, glass-fronted cabinets. These cabinets are illuminated with integrated indirect lighting, highlighting the merchandise within, which appears to be footwear and accessories arranged on glass shelving. The flooring is a light beige ceramic tile. The space is characterized by its clean lines, ample built-in storage, and sophisticated lighting design, creating a luxurious and organized display environment.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential hallway featuring extensive custom-built closets. The walls are paneled with natural wood, and the floor is tiled in beige ceramic. The closets have black-framed glass doors, revealing shelves and integrated lighting. Recessed and indirect lighting provide a warm ambiance. The hallway extends into the distance, creating a sense of depth and luxury. The space appears to be a large walk-in closet or dressing room.

This is a wide shot of a modern, indoor residential hallway with a walk-in closet. The space features beige flooring and white ceilings. The walls are primarily paneled with natural wood. The dominant features are floor-to-ceiling built-in storage units with glass fronts and black frames, illuminated by indirect and recessed warm artificial lighting. Some cabinetry is also made of natural wood. The hallway extends into the distance, with more storage units visible along the sides, suggesting a dressing room or boutique-style closet area. The overall aesthetic is clean, organized, and luxurious, with a focus on display and storage.

A modern walk-in closet features floor-to-ceiling glass-fronted cabinetry with integrated indirect lighting. The interior is primarily constructed with natural wood-like finishes on the shelving and accent walls, complemented by black metal framing for the glass. Shelving units are filled with folded clothes and shoes, organized in a highly systematic manner. The space appears to be a high-end residential closet.

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ABEJA CONCEPT

Abeja Concept es un proyecto concebido en 2010 y liderado por los hermanos Bertora,  Agustín y Alfredo quienes trabajan conjuntamente en la búsqueda de tendencias, diseños y tecnología para dar vida a los más fascinantes conceptos en mobiliario de vanguardia. 
Con una mirada innovadora, asesoramos a estudios de arquitectura, interioristas, empresas constructoras, profesionales en el diseño y desarrollo personalizado de muebles y sistemas para cocina, placards, vestidores, bibliotecas, diferentes tipos de storage, mobiliario comercial, stands, pop ups stores y carpintería de muebles a medida.

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