Casa FOA LMC por Estudio de Int Diana Gradel (2017). 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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Casa FOA LMC

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This wide-angle interior photo showcases a modern dining and living area with an open-plan layout. The floor is covered in dark wood, while beige walls and a white ceiling create a neutral backdrop. Tall, built-in bookshelves with natural wood cabinetry line one wall, offering ample storage. A large, elongated dining table is the centerpiece, surrounded by fabric-upholstered chairs. Above the table hang prominent pendant lights with large black metal shades. A large framed botanical print is displayed on a wall, and a gray fabric sofa is visible in the living area. Artificial warm lighting comes from pendant and indirect sources, complementing the moderate natural light.

A modern residential kitchen with an open plan is presented in a wide shot. The space features dark gray cabinetry with seamless doors that extend to the ceiling. A prominent dark gray kitchen island with a white stone countertop serves as the central element. Bar stools with black metal legs are placed around the island. Several black cylindrical pendant lights hang above the island. The floor is covered in gray ceramic tiles. The walls are also dark gray, complementing the cabinetry. Artificial warm lighting is provided by pendant and indirect sources. The natural light is low.

This is a wide indoor shot of a modern dining room with an adjacent living area. The walls are painted a neutral gray, and the ceiling is also gray. The floor is made of dark wood. A large, tall shelving unit made of black metal with an industrial design dominates the right side of the frame, displaying books and decorative objects. In the center, a rectangular dining table with a dark wood top and black metal legs is set with two gray upholstered chairs. Indirect lighting casts a warm glow throughout the space, supplemented by linear pendant lights above the dining area. A low-profile dark wood cabinet is visible against the wall, and abstract framed artwork hangs nearby. The space is styled with low clutter and emphasizes clean lines and a sophisticated aesthetic.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan residential kitchen. The primary color scheme is black, with dark wood accents. A large black kitchen island with a natural wood waterfall countertop is the central feature, surrounded by black metal stools. Black cabinetry lines the walls, contrasting with a stainless steel industrial-style extractor hood above a built-in oven and cooktop. The floor is gray ceramic tile, and the walls are dark. Indirect lighting and black cylindrical pendant lights illuminate the space. A built-in stainless steel fridge is visible.

This is a modern residential kitchen with an open-plan layout flowing into a dining area. A prominent feature is the floor-to-ceiling stone wall with an indirect warm lighting effect. The kitchen island has a waterfall countertop made of white marble-like material and a live-edge natural wood table integrated into its design. Dark wood cabinets contrast with the lighter tones, and black metal faucets and a sink are visible. The floor is natural wood. Several black cylindrical pendant lights hang above the island. Architectural elements include a wood slat wall paneling.

This indoor residential kitchen features modern gray gloss flat panel cabinetry with hidden integrated handles. The countertops are white marble-like with dark veining, and the backsplash is absent. A stainless steel undermount sink is paired with a contemporary chrome gooseneck faucet. The floor is covered in large-format gray ceramic tiles. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space moderately. A small black open shelving unit is visible.

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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