Clean, but warm. A combination that's undeniably Arthur Casas, and is a beautiful example of minimalistic design. In the form of two large symmetrical cubes embracing an open space, this house was idealized as his dream house. Arthur’s aim was interiors in total synergy with exteriors. Bringing the outside in are 11 meter floor to ceiling glass windows, on both ends of the open central space. Cumaru wood paneling runs from top to bottom in an attempt to match and blend in with is beautiful surroundings. More info here.
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Thats utterly incredible. So nice
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