Casa DFS es un proyecto de Estudio Gamboa (2010), de 458 m². Estilo moderno. 10 fotos de fachada, comedor, baño, living. Materiales predominantes: piedra, mad

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Casa DFS

en PB, hall de ingreso, living comedor, toilette, cocina, family room, quincho, baño. Habitación y baño de servicio, lavadero, patio de servicio, galería. En PA: suite principal con baño, vestidor y terraza; dos dormitorios en semisuite con baño, play room.

Casa DFS por Estudio Gamboa (2010). 10 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Casa DFS — Estudio Gamboa | Landhi

The facade of a modern, multi-story residential house is rendered in white. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors dominate the ground floor, revealing illuminated interior living spaces furnished with modern white sofas and armchairs with wooden bases. A second story features a balcony with glass railings and dark framed windows. A white motor yacht is moored at a dock in the foreground on the water. Lush green grass and trees, including a prominent tall tree on the left, surround the property. The lighting is a mix of natural twilight and warm artificial interior lights. The setting is outdoor, with a coastal exterior context and prominent vegetation.

A contemporary dining room features a long, natural wood live-edge table with a green runner, surrounded by wooden chairs with fabric cushions. A linear pendant light with multiple cylinder shades hangs above the table. The floor is gray stone, and a dark wood cabinet with a countertop is visible in the background. Walls are paneled with natural wood, and the ceiling is white.

A wide-angle photo showcases a modern, two-story residential facade with clean white stucco walls and large floor-to-ceiling windows. A flat roof extends over a portion of the structure, with a visible pergola element adding shade over an outdoor seating area. Adjacent to the house is a rectangular swimming pool with clear blue water, surrounded by a stone deck. The surrounding landscaping includes some vegetation and planters. Indirect lighting is subtly integrated into the architecture.

A wide shot showcases a modern residential facade with clean white stucco walls contrasted by a textured stone feature wall. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are integrated into the design, suggesting ample natural light within. A dark wood-paneled garage door adds a rustic element to the otherwise minimalist aesthetic. The foreground features a paved pathway leading towards the house, flanked by planters with greenery and glimpses of outdoor furniture. The landscaping includes some vegetation, contributing to a suburban setting. The architecture blends modern geometric forms with Mediterranean influences, characterized by the stone elements.

This is a wide-angle shot of a modern rustic dining room with an adjacent kitchen area. The floor is paved with large beige stone tiles. One wall features dark wood planks, adding a rustic touch. A large, live-edge wooden dining table is the centerpiece, surrounded by chairs with wooden frames and upholstered seats. Above the table, a long, linear chandelier provides warm artificial lighting. Dark wood cabinetry is visible in the kitchen area, along with a metal extractor hood. The space has a moderate amount of natural light and features indirect lighting elements.

A modern rustic bathroom features a wide vanity with a marble_like countertop supporting two bowl_like sinks with red interiors. The wall behind the vanity is clad in dark wood planks. A long glass mirror with frosted sections spans the wall above the vanity. Integrated shelving with dark wood slats is visible beneath the countertop. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminates the space with a warm glow. The floor is tiled with large beige stone slabs.

A wide-angle view of a modern living room features a dominant stone wall with a linear fireplace. Abundant natural light streams through large windows, illuminating the space. A low-profile sectional sofa in beige fabric is arranged with a matching armchair and a dark wood coffee table. A graphic animal hide rug sits centrally. A large, colorful abstract artwork is hung on a white wall. The flooring is a natural stone-like material, and the ceiling is white. Indirect and recessed lighting are visible.

A wide-angle exterior photo captures a modern, two-story white villa with clean lines and large floor-to-ceiling windows. The facade is primarily white concrete, contrasting with beige stone paving on the ground level and around the pool area. An infinity pool with turquoise water is integrated into the landscaping, featuring a stepped submerged section. A wooden lounger with a striped cushion sits on the patio. The house features a covered pergola area extending from the upper level. The exterior context appears suburban with some vegetation present. Natural lighting is abundant.

This is a wide-angle view of a modern, minimalist kitchen with an open-plan layout. The dominant feature is sleek, white, built-in cabinetry extending along one wall, complemented by a white countertop and integrated appliances. A folding table and chairs are positioned near a distinctive green glass wall that spans a significant portion of the room. The floor is tiled in a neutral beige. Recessed and indirect lighting provides artificial illumination. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer natural light and a view of the outdoors, though the exterior context is not visible. The space appears well-organized and uncluttered.

A rustic-modern bathroom features a large, ornate mirror above a sink with a unique stone basin. The walls are finished in a textured beige microcement. A chrome faucet is mounted on the wall behind the sink. A metal stand holds two towels with 'LOVE' printed on them. Decorative objects include a white candle and a glass diffuser bottle. Recessed and indirect warm artificial lighting illuminates the space, with limited natural light.

Estudio Gamboa

“Una casa debe dar mil respuestas. Calmar ansiedades, cumplir con todas nuestras expectativas, Enamorarnos de sus formas y posibilidades espaciales, funcionales, estéticas y emocionales. La arquitectura permite lograr todo eso cuando partimos de una búsqueda honesta, entendiendo las necesidades y deseos de nuestros clientes, y elaboramos esos programas con libertad conceptual y realismo práctico, porque ambas condiciones son indispensables para llegar a un buen final: la libertad para volar con el diseño y el realismo que nos marcará metas, objetivos a cumplir”

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