María Luisina Parra es un proyecto de Hunter Douglas Argentina en San Pedro. Estilo moderno. 6 fotos de cocina. Materiales predominantes: madera, mármol, pied

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María Luisina Parra

San Pedro, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Cortinas: Horizontales de Madera motorizadas
Distribuidor: SyL Decoraciones

María Luisina Parra por Hunter Douglas Argentina en San Pedro, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina. 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño 

María Luisina Parra — Hunter Douglas Argentina — San Pedro, Provincia 

Maria Luisina Parra

This image shows a modern open-plan kitchen and dining area with abundant natural light filtering through large slatted wooden blinds. The walls and cabinetry are primarily finished in natural wood, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Integrated stainless steel appliances, including an oven and cooktop, are seamlessly incorporated into the cabinetry. The countertop is made of stone in a neutral gray color, contrasting with the wood elements. The floor appears to be tiled in a gray ceramic material. Indirect and recessed lighting sources are visible, supplementing the natural light. The space exudes a modern Scandinavian style with a touch of warmth from the wood.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential kitchen with a brutalist influence. The space features floor-to-ceiling windows with horizontal wooden slat blinds that cast striped shadows on the gray ceramic floor. A prominent kitchen island with a white marble-like countertop is central, complemented by natural wood cabinetry. A red metal stool is positioned at the island. A stainless steel faucet and sink are visible, along with a built-in stainless steel oven. The architecture incorporates exposed concrete elements, particularly in the structural beams and columns. Natural light is abundant, supplemented by neutral artificial lighting from recessed and indirect sources. The exterior context is not visible, but some vegetation can be seen through the windows.

This is a wide shot of a modern kitchen with brutalist influences. The space features exposed concrete ceilings and walls, with large floor-to-ceiling windows with wooden blinds offering views of a green landscape. A prominent stone countertop kitchen island with a wood base is centrally located, complemented by two orange metal bar stools. Appliances include a built-in oven and cooktop. A gooseneck faucet and undermount sink are integrated into the island. Indirect and pendant lighting are visible. The floor is finished in large format gray stone tiles.  A tall glass vase with plants sits on the countertop.

A wide shot of a modern kitchen with an open plan. The ceiling is exposed concrete, and the floor is gray stone. A light wood kitchen island with a gray marble-like countertop is the central feature, equipped with a stainless steel gas cooktop and a chrome gooseneck faucet. Two orange metal bar stools are positioned at the island. A linear white pendant light hangs above. The kitchen cabinetry is natural wood. Large wooden blinds cover the windows, allowing abundant natural light. Some plants are visible on wooden shelves in the background.

A modern, open-plan kitchen and dining area features a prominent concrete ceiling and gray marble-like countertops. The kitchen island has a light wood base and a gray stone top. Appliances include a stainless steel gas cooktop. Two orange metal-frame chairs are visible. A large window with horizontal wooden blinds dominates the background, allowing abundant natural light. Indirect lighting is present. The flooring is a light gray material.

A modern kitchen island with a gray marble_like countertop and a waterfall edge is the focal point. Wood slat blinds cover the windows, allowing natural light to filter in. A gooseneck chrome faucet is installed in the sink. A red metal-framed chair is positioned at the island. The cabinetry is made of natural wood. The overall setting is residential and indoors.

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