Flor Lamas es un proyecto de San Lorenzo Design en C1407 Villa Luro (2025), de . m². Estilo moderno. 6 fotos de living, comedor, cocina. Materiales predominan

Landhi

Flor Lamas

Zelada 4488, C1407 Villa Luro, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Flor Lamas por San Lorenzo Design en Zelada 4488, C1407 Villa Luro, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2025). 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arqui

Flor Lamas — San Lorenzo Design — Zelada 4488, C1407 Villa Luro, Cdad.

Estudio Literas

This wide shot captures an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area with abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The flooring is a light gray concrete, and the ceiling is white. Dominant geometric curtains in blue and brown frame the view. A low white sofa with red cushions faces a wooden coffee table. Nearby, a round white dining table with wooden chairs is present. The kitchen area features oak-like cabinetry and a built-in stainless steel oven. Artificial recessed and indirect lighting is visible. The space is styled with low clutter and some vegetation.

This indoor living room features a spacious layout with a low-profile white fabric sofa and an oversized rustic wood slab coffee table. Natural light streams in from abundant skylights and windows. Artificial lighting is provided by warm indirect sources and a silver metal cone pendant. A low wood cabinet with rattan doors and wood wall-mounted shelving offer built-in storage. The floor is beige ceramic, walls are white, and the ceiling is white. A glass vase with flowers is present. The style is a mix of modern and boho.

A bright, sunlit indoor shot shows a dining area with a white tulip table and four wooden chairs. A large wicker cone pendant light hangs above the table, casting warm light. To the left, an arched doorway leads to a darker space. To the right, red and white patterned curtains are visible near a window. The walls are white, and the floor is tiled in a light beige. In the foreground, a wooden coffee table holds a book and a glass of milk. Built-in white storage units are visible on the left wall. The overall style is a mix of modern and Scandinavian influences, with abundant natural light.

This is a wide shot of a residential open-plan kitchen and living area. The floor is tiled in a light beige ceramic, and the walls are painted white. The kitchen features natural wood cabinetry with rattan doors and a white countertop. An oven and cooktop are integrated into the cabinetry. A dark wood shelving unit is mounted on the wall. In the living area, a low-profile sofa is decorated with red and pink cushions. A low wooden coffee table sits in front of the sofa. A large beige ceramic planter holds a small tree. Indirect and recessed lighting illuminates the space, with abundant natural light entering through large windows. An arched architectural detail is visible on the wall.

This is a residential indoor kitchen with a wide shot. The space features modern and Scandinavian style. The primary surface is natural wood cabinetry. Walls and countertops are a textured gray microcement. The floor is white ceramic tile. Key objects include a stainless steel oven with a black front, a stainless steel gooseneck faucet, and open wooden shelving displaying various items. Indirect and recessed lighting is visible. A curved wall feature is present in the backsplash area. There is some vegetation visible outside the window. The kitchen is styled and finished.

The dining room features a curved wall and an arched doorway leading to a kitchen area. A round white pedestal dining table is surrounded by wooden mid-century modern chairs. The walls are painted a soft blue, and the floor is covered in light wood planks. A large abstract patterned curtain in beige and blue hangs on the right, tied back with a red fabric tie. A small framed colorful painting hangs on the blue wall. On a low white base, a patterned vase sits in the corner. A second, taller white patterned vase is visible near the doorway. Artificial lighting includes indirect sources.

San Lorenzo Design

San Lorenzo Design nace como la marca premium de Cerámica San Lorenzo, líder en la fabricación de porcelanatos y revestimientos cerámicos. Nuestro legado se traduce en un conocimiento diferencial del rubro, lo que nos permite diseñar productos que inspiran y transforman. Creamos con un propósito, combinando formas, texturas y colores que aportan personalidad y armonía a los espacios. Bajo un enfoque moderno y elegante, cada pieza combina estética y técnica para crear proyectos duraderos de gran impacto visual. Con San Lorenzo Design, lo funcional se vuelve arte.

Flor Lamas

Sobre el proyecto

Ficha técnica

Galería (6)

Colaboradores

Comentarios