David Guerra, the Brazilian architect that was created the beautiful “Mountain House” in Nova Lima in Minas Gerais Brazil, now he comes with a fantastic design of the beautiful “Garden House”, that is an excellent project of house renovation, he re-planning at the interior design of a house that made based on Brazilian houses in 80s. From now the Garden House is fully open to the outside with its various covered terraces, courtyards and patios, he also completed his design with a nice pool to give comfortable feeling. Check the details in pictures!
Original Description:
An 80’s house. The director of a company, with the head office in London chooses a house in the 80’s decade, projected by a big architect, to transform it into your residence in Brazil. The office was hired to make a reconstruction and interiors project. One of the main wishes was to make the interior/exterior integration bigger, making the garden participate in the day-by-day of the house, bringin more light to the rooms that used to be too dark. Another important point was to make this house more modern, giving new spaces and new way to use them, compatible with a new lifestyle and a new epoque of new residents. Integrate spaces, destroy walls, transform doors, windows and attatch protection covering, substitute products, recuperate structures, new eletric, new hydraulic, new illumination, an atelier, a wine cellar, gourmet kitchen, bathroom, sauna, deck and pool. The reconstruction was huge. All the bathrooms, kitchen and service clear covering, giving an opposite idea of the wood in the structures. Only in the gourmet kitchen the sand tone was chosen, with the use of the demolition wood, ceramic Brennand, and granite capão bonito, enhanced by the proximity from the green in the garden. The idea of the house is to present itself always opened for friends, so, the architect found in the interior design the intention do dialogue these integrated and cozy spaces, providin lightness, invitation and meeting, in addition to host several personal objects, got by the owners and loaded with a memory value. Natural caracteristc, neutral and raw tones give coziness. Furniture with the bottom distant from the floor, that goes from the stick feet and armchairs, and acrilic chairs have the intetion to make the spaces bigger, light and fluid. The mix of styles, which goes from the 50’s, pass by the classics, ethnics, contemporaries, are incremented with brazilian references. The covering of white tile used in the kitchen, dining, bathrooms and service area has the function to give coziness and, at the same time, light up the house, once the structure, floor and ceiling were made of wood. The superior windows in wood shutters gave space to big blindex openings and a new glass coverage appears, in the center of the fireplace, bringing illumination to the house. In the illumination, there was a concern of illuminating well the rooms, keeping this coziness atmosphere. The balconies and the decks got bigger to creat ambience without interfering the flow. The old bar and pantry are integrated to the TV room, as soon as the integrated dining, without walls, to the kitchen and dining room. The little closets were transformed in wardrobe, expanding the bathrooms.
Design by David Guerra & Credits photos Jomar Bragança – Via Contemporist.com
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