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Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
art installation hall
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Hector Velazco Facio
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Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
master bedroom hall
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Hector Velazco Facio
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Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
living room & bar
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Hector Velazco Facio
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Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
social kitchen
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Hector Velazco Facio
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Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
main terrace & outdoor kitchen
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Hector Velazco Facio
SYMBIOSIS
Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
social volume
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Hector Velazco Facio
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
Flow House was designed for an art-centric family, weaving together curved forms and the owners’ whimsical artwork and sculpture. A glimpse of the flowing staircase is viewed upon entry, framed by warm oak built-ins on one side, and a whimsical print on the other.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
The dining room table, custom designed by Dubbeldam, was fabricated by Commute Home. The view through the arched interstitial bar area leads to the kitchen and floor to ceiling glass doors beyond.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
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Riley Snelling
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Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
Floor to ceiling mahogany doors bring the outdoors in. An overhead trellis shelters the outdoor dining room set on a brick terrace. An arched alcove displays the owners’ collection of personal objects collected from their travels.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
A curved built-in bench of white oak frames the breakfast room, animated by a display of the owners’ personal images and collection of their ceramic pieces.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
Crédit photo :
Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
The curved kitchen island in white oak is topped by a matte Caesarstone counter and accented with tactile fixtures like the hand-molded clay pendant lights and antiqued brass faucets.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
Hand-cast whimsical Spanish tiles line a bar alcove carved into the extruded archway that connects the dining room to the kitchen, a nod to the clients’ passion for craft. The owner’s ceramics are displayed above the bar.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
The powder room boasts a custom concrete sink fabricated by Anthony Concrete and Pierre Frey wallcovering.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
The living room is separated from the entry by a custom millwork piece that floats below the ceiling and includes a bespoke mural by local artist Dasha Valakhanovitch.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
The curved stair guards appear as if they have been sculpted rather than built. Awash in natural light from the skylight above, the winding balustrade casts shifting shadows throughout the day.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
A glimpse of the entry foyer and living room below is framed by the undulating stair guards.
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Riley Snelling
Flow House
Dubbeldam Architecture
Crédit photo :
Riley Snelling
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