Greetings to Forum City visitors, we offer you an elegant residence, which is located on a large plot next to a nature reserve. A spacious area of 650 sq. The interior of the Bosque da Ribeira in Brazil, which was designed by Anastasia Arquitetos, allows us to go beyond our imagination and create a surprising dwelling.
Invoking an environment of natural beauty, the architects have created environments that allow the environment to permeate through thin glass partitions inside each nook and become part modern interior of a country house.
If you look at the facade in the evening, it looks like a fairy-tale castle, surrounded by a play of light and shade, which casts exotic trees. Private home lighting Emphasis on intensity, because openness is not enough for a vivid experience.
Interior examples are represented by modern variants of spotlights and LED lighting, the latter framing the ceilings, forming volumetric images and throwing diffuse lighting with smooth streams down. There are exquisite floor lamps, classic table lamps and lamps.
Outside are light accumulators that illuminate intermediate areas, although not a large number, but the outgoing light from inside more than makes up for this deficiency.
The first floor begins with a large living room, where a refined minimalism allows you to experience the beauty of light and impeccable design. In the furnishings used only necessary items, in this case are luxurious leather armchairs and a row of the absolute opposite – an elegant sofa with fabric upholstery.
For variety and consistency with the natural environment in the finish, the favorite was Natural stone in the interior. Even inside the social area, bright islands planted with delightful plants pop up.
The house is built on a low hill, and by constructing a residence on the slope, the architectural studio was able to erect a multi-level construction, where personal spaces are hidden from prying eyes, and public areas have maximum openness to penetrate the interior of the surrounding nature and the clean air of the nature reserve.
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