This gorgeous home by architect Anna Noguera is gob smacking. Don't you think. The original stone has been left on the centre stage and beautifully supported by corten steel, cement render, timber and off-form concrete.
Looking at the mix of timber and polished concrete floors, timber beams and a solid dose of simple black + white cabinetry; this place has my hand in the air waving "pick me, pick me''. This is my kind of heaven.
The materials themselves are beautiful, but the brilliant way they've been used here, like the corten skin running up the stairwell balanced with timber treads and the stunning formed bath are master strokes.
But given the field I work in, I can't help but drool over the fine construction outdoors. The original stone walled garden has been left specifically sparse, with an incredible pool sunken along the perimeter. Amazing construction.
Images via dezeen
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I could stare at that image of the reflecting pool, green edge and heart~wobblingly~beautiful stone for hours, and hours, and hours...
What a beautiful home. The architecture and materials are just amazing.
xx,
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A beautiful home. I just love the outdoor area! Mimi xx
I'm obsessed with everything you post.
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that is seriously something else, jules, you find beautiful spaces. you clever thing, you! x
Amazing mix of old and new.
So unique, I will dream of that bath tub all day! xo
Glorious! Every inch of it.
Beautiful, i would love to be there!! :)
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