Casa FOA Molina Ciudad por Estudio de Int Diana Gradel (2012). 5 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e design em Landhi.

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Casa FOA Molina Ciudad

Casa FOA Molina Ciudad — Estudio de Int Diana Gradel | Landhi

This is a medium shot of an indoor hospitality space, possibly a spa or hotel hallway. The floor is made of dark wood. A large dark gray wall dominates the left side of the frame. On the right, white cotton bathrobes are neatly hung on a rack, suggesting a spa or changing area. In the foreground, three round, dark brown wooden decorative balls rest on a glowing, translucent stone display, which is lit from within and has a subtle pattern. The stone display rests on a dark wood floor. The overall lighting is warm and artificial, with indirect sources contributing to the ambiance. The style is predominantly modern.

This is a wide shot of a hospitality interior, likely a spa or hotel lobby. The walls are primarily clad in natural wood panels, creating a warm and textured environment. The floor is a light beige stone or tile. A prominent feature is the presence of three tall, sculptural floor lamps with white, lotus flower-like shades, casting a warm glow. A glass partition divides spaces, revealing glimpses of lounge areas with wooden bench seating. Recessed lighting and indirect lighting contribute to the ambiance. The overall aesthetic is modern and serene, with a focus on natural materials and soft illumination. The space appears to be a finished and styled environment.

A modern, minimalist bathroom with a focus on luxurious materials and indirect lighting. The space features dark wood slat walls and dark stone countertops. Two rectangular stone sinks are mounted on the dark stone countertop, each with a chrome wall-mounted faucet. Large rectangular mirrors are positioned above the sinks. Indirect warm lighting emanates from above and behind the sinks, creating a soft glow. White folded towels are neatly arranged on a black stone shelf below the sinks. The floor is clad in large gray stone tiles, and the overall atmosphere is serene and spa-like.

This indoor hospitality space features a row of wooden slatted lounge chairs in the foreground, facing towards the left. To the left of the chairs, three distinct floor lamps with a white lotus flower-like design are arranged along the wall. The walls are clad in horizontal natural wood panels, providing a warm and textured backdrop. Indirect warm artificial lighting emanates from the ceiling and behind the wood panels, creating a serene ambiance. A round white coffee table with magazines is placed in front of the chairs, adding a touch of functional decor. The floor is also finished in natural wood, complementing the overall material palette.

This is a wide shot of a modern luxury bathroom with a distinct focus on a glass-enclosed shower area. The walls and floor are finished in a textured gray stone material, creating a cohesive and sophisticated look. Recessed shelving units are integrated into the walls, providing display space without clutter. A large screen on the wall displays a nature scene, adding a unique decorative element. Artificial lighting is warm and indirect, with recessed lights and a prominent sculptural floor lamp contributing to the ambiance. The shower features minimalist silver fixtures and a glass enclosure, contrasting with the stone surfaces. Additional decorative elements include a framed abstract artwork.

Estudio de Int Diana Gradel

El estudio nace a fines de 1978 y desde entonces, crece en forma independiente incorporando año a año, capacitación, experiencia y cambios, a través de los cuales llega a la actualidad, con un posicionamiento de privilegio en el Espacio de Interiorismo; en Buenos Aires. 
 
En el barrio de Palermo Viejo, donde el diseño estalla por todas sus veredas, funciona el estudio desarrollando proyectos de interiorismo en diversas áreas: Viviendas unifamiliares en departamentos o casas de campo, oficinas, vidrieras, club house, consultorios, clínicas, hospitales, fundaciones, etc. 
 
A la experiencia y trayectoria, se le suma la constante capacitacón, mediante la cual, el estudio ha logrado especializarse en el diseño y equipamiento de hospitales y fundaciones para niños, transformando la dura realidad de estos espacios en lugares apacibles y confortables, integrando tecnología profesional con la sensibilidad de las necesidades emocionales de los chicos que allí concurren.

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