Cueva del Oso Casa FOA por Estudio Plok (2018). 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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Cueva del Oso Casa FOA

2da Mencion a la Arquitectura y el Interiorismo Casa Foa

Cueva del Oso Casa FOA — Estudio Plok | Landhi

This is a wide-angle indoor photograph of a bedroom with a modern and Scandinavian style. The room features extensive natural wood paneling on the walls and floor, creating a warm and organic aesthetic. A curved wall section forms a cozy nook with a built-in bed. The floor is laid with light natural wood planks. The dominant wall material is also light natural wood paneling, with some sections featuring a diagonal pattern.  An abstract white dog sculpture and two round cushions are placed on the floor. Sheer beige curtains cover a tall window. Indirect warm lighting is visible along the ceiling curves. A small desk and a white molded plastic chair are situated in the corner. The space is styled and finished.

This is a wide shot of a bedroom with organic architectural elements and abundant natural wood. A child is walking away from the camera on a light wood plank floor. The space features built-in storage integrated into curved walls. A recessed bed nook is visible on the left. A wall-mounted desk and wooden stools are present on the right. Sheer beige curtains cover a large window. Artificial lighting is warm and indirect. The overall style is modern with organic influences.

A modern rustic bedroom features extensive natural wood paneling on the walls and a low-profile bed platform. The walls are illuminated by warm, indirect lighting recessed into the wood. The bed is covered with a grey striped duvet and white pillows, including a star-shaped one. Two small toy vehicles sit on the bed. A decorative gold airplane wall light is present on the wood paneling. The floor is also made of natural wood planks laid in a chevron pattern.

A children's nook features a corner desk made of natural wood, accented by two conical wood pendant lights casting warm artificial light. The walls are finished with textured beige material and angled natural wood paneling. On the desk, there are stacks of books and various wooden toys, including toy tools, a crane, and a stuffed monkey. The indirect lighting adds to the cozy atmosphere.

This indoor residential space features a modern Scandinavian style with a clear division between an office nook and a hallway. The dominant material is natural wood, applied extensively to walls in a diagonal slat pattern, as well as the floor and a geometric desk. The office area includes built-in storage and shelving integrated into the wood-paneled wall. Two cylindrical pendant lights with wood accents hang above the desk. The hallway wall is covered in beige fabric paneling, contrasting with the wood. Artificial lighting is warm and includes indirect sources and the pendant lights. A small white toy is placed on the floor, and abstract artwork in yellow and white is mounted on the wood slat wall.

This indoor bedroom features a sunken, built-in bed with wooden paneling on the walls and floor. The bed has integrated indirect lighting along its upper edge, casting a warm glow. A neutral-toned striped duvet covers the mattress, with additional cushions. A beige fabric laundry bag with a bunny-like face sits near the bed. Above the bed area, a white net hammock is suspended and illuminated with fairy lights. Floor-to-ceiling beige curtains are visible to the right. The overall style is modern with Scandinavian influences, emphasizing natural wood tones and functional design.

Estudio Plok

Carla Barconte es Diseñadora de Interiores, recibida del Instituto Superior de Diseño Integral en el año 2010. 
 
Fue docente del ISDI en la cátedra Diseño II a cargo de Eduardo Aldacour. 
 
Desde el año 2016 a la actualidad, es socia fundadora de Estudio Plök, especializada en el diseño interior.

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