Hidden in a palm grove like this is a real bungalow. Lush greenery surrounds and the house is buried in it, with only the blue of the sky above the roof of the house.
The first floor flows into the huge veranda leading directly to the pool. It’s high. Cascading floor plan allows for great views of palm trees from the pool.
Having such a large pool close to the house is a real luxury. A pleasant coolness emanates from the smooth water surface in the evening.
In addition to an expansive outdoor terrace, the first floor features a full glass wall that seems to adjoin the pool. Massive columns support the roof of the building.
The upper part of the roof, which is a vast veranda, is also equipped with everything you need for rest, relaxation.
The second-floor veranda leads down to a lower level.
At sunset, the sun floods the floors of this heavenly spot with its light.
Practical wooden furniture, shelves and couches are very useful. Stock up on a pair or three floor sconces to cast an unobtrusive glow on a dark evening.
It seems that everything original and wooden that is possible to find in the stores will fit here. So, for example, a huge sawn-off trunk turned into an unusual table.
It’s very convenient when sliding doors are used instead of the usual. Space-saving and easy to open, it allows you to quickly move around the house.
Could you provide more information about the design concept, materials used, and sustainable features of Cascade House or Txai House by Studio MK27 in Brazil?
Can you provide more information about the differences between Cascade House and Txai House by Studio MK27 in Brazil? What are the key design elements and architectural features that make these houses unique?
Cascade House and Txai House by Studio MK27 in Brazil both showcase the firm’s signature modern aesthetic and innovative design approach, but with distinct features that set them apart. Cascade House is characterized by its cascading concrete volumes, which create a sense of movement and fluidity in the architecture. The use of vertical louvers and expansive glass walls allows for natural light to permeate the interiors, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. On the other hand, Txai House embraces a more minimalistic design, with clean lines and a neutral color palette. The house is oriented to maximize views of the surrounding landscape, with large openings that provide a seamless connection to the outdoors. Both houses feature carefully considered details and high-quality materials, creating a harmonious blend of form and function that exemplifies Studio MK27’s design ethos.
I’d love to know more about Cascade House and Txai House by Studio MK27 in Brazil! What are the unique design features of each house and how do they blend with the natural surroundings? Additionally, what were the main inspirations behind these projects?