Designer: Sandra Bargiel Photos: Phoenix Photographic
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Project Description: La Casita Introduction: Nestled amidst lush vegetation on a steep site in Rincon, La Casita stands as a testament to architectural innovation and harmonious integration with its surroundings. Designed to evoke a sense of exploration and discovery, this residence offers a unique experience for its inhabitants and visitors alike. Exterior Design: The exterior of La Casita is defined by its seamless integration with the natural landscape. Concrete walls enclose outdoor spaces, inviting exploration while providing a sense of security and privacy. The materials chosen – exposed concrete, metal, and textures of concrete – not only contribute to the aesthetic appeal but also ensure durability and ease of maintenance, blending the structure seamlessly into its environment. Interior Design: The interior of La Casita is a journey of discovery, with each level offering its own unique experience. A striking feature is the three-story staircase, which unveils itself in a curious and unconventional manner, adding an element of intrigue to the space. Lower Floor:* The lower floor of La Casita hosts a guest bedroom, providing a private retreat for visitors. Here, the design focuses on comfort and relaxation, with thoughtful touches that ensure a welcoming atmosphere. Second Floor: The heart of La Casita lies on the second floor, where an open layout seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. Warm accents of wood juxtaposed with crisp white solid accents create a harmonious balance, while microcement floors, walls, and countertops add a contemporary edge to the design. Third Floor: Ascending to the third level, occupants are greeted by the master bedroom and bathroom, strategically positioned to emphasize the breathtaking views surrounding the property. Here, tranquility and luxury converge, offering a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Conclusion: La Casita is more than just a residence; it is a testament to the power of architectural design to create immersive and captivating spaces. From its innovative exterior to its thoughtfully designed interior, every aspect of this project has been meticulously crafted to inspire exploration and discovery, inviting inhabitants to forge their own unique experiences within its walls.

Designer: Sandra Bargiel Photos: Phoenix Photographic
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