FOA Casa Devoto por Estudio de Int Diana Gradel en Villa Devoto, CABA, Argentina (2018). 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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FOA Casa Devoto

Villa Devoto, CABA, Argentina

FOA Casa Devoto — Estudio de Int Diana Gradel — Villa Devoto, CABA, Ar

This is a wide shot of a modern retail space with industrial elements. The floor is polished concrete in a gray tone, covering a high percentage of the visible area. Dark wood paneling is applied to the walls, creating a warm contrast with the black metal shelving units that are geometrically arranged and display various products. Recessed black cabinets are integrated into the wall design. A large graphic illustration with colorful elements is mounted on one wall. White metal chairs with four legs are placed around the space. Neutral artificial lighting comes from indirect sources, pendant lights with cylindrical black shades, and recessed fixtures. The space appears clean and styled with minimal clutter.

A wide shot captures an indoor hospitality dining area. The space features a long, rectangular dark wood table as the central element, surrounded by light blue metal-frame chairs. Dark wood slat paneling adorns one wall, creating a warm contrast with the exposed concrete floor. Indirect lighting illuminates the ceiling, complemented by dark metal cylinder-like pendant lights. Built-in storage shelves made of open wood are visible on the left. A distinctive circular metal structure, possibly a decorative piece or part of a hanging light, is present in the background.

A modern residential dining room and kitchen area with an open plan layout. The walls are clad in dramatic, light-colored marble_like material with veining, while the floor is dark wood. A large, dark wood kitchen island with a white marble_like countertop is centrally positioned. Dining takes place at a long, dark wood table surrounded by dark upholstered chairs. Industrial-style black cylindrical pendant lights hang above the island and table. Floating dark wood cabinets are visible on one wall. Artificial lighting is warm and primarily provided by pendant and indirect sources, with limited natural light.

This is a wide shot of an indoor dining room with an open plan connecting to a living area. The flooring is dark wood, and the walls are paneled with beige marble_like material and white built-in cabinets with glass doors. A large, rectangular dark wood table with a patterned top is the focal point, surrounded by dark wood chairs with fabric seats. Above the table, multiple black metal pendant lights hang. Integrated wall-mounted shelving displays decor. Indirect lighting is visible along the ceiling. The space is styled with low clutter and a warm artificial lighting scheme.

This is a wide-angle photo of a hospitality hallway with a modern industrial style. The walls are primarily paneled in dark wood and dark gray finishes, with a prominent graphic of a world map in black covering a large section. The floor is gray concrete, and built-in storage cabinets are integrated into the walls. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting provides illumination. Key objects include a yellow fabric upholstered armchair, a metal luggage cart, and a large framed display on the wall. The space is styled and has a low level of clutter.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential kitchen and dining area. The cabinetry is natural wood with integrated handles and features built-in storage. The walls are clad in beige marble-like material, contrasting with the beige ceramic floor. A rectangular dark wood dining table with a metal base is accompanied by upholstered chairs in a neutral fabric. Pendant lights with black metal cylinder shades hang above the dining area. Recessed and indirect lighting are also present, creating a warm artificial ambiance. Shelving integrated into the wall is illuminated.

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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