Romanza Residence by Pascal Arquitectos
Wed, Sep 23, 2009
Amanda Balconi from Pascal Arquitectos has sent me photos of some their projects. The architectural atelier is based in Mexico City since 1979, and I have been presented their work before.
You can check out all Pascal Arquitectos projects at their website.
Romanza Residence
Interior Design: Carlos Pascal and Gerard Pascal / Pascal Arquitectos
Date: 2008
Location: Av. de la Reforma, Ciudad de Mexico
Photogrpher: Sofocles Hernandez
Construction area: 490 m2
Romanza Residence is a spectacular house, designed by the Mexican atelier. With an deliberate contemporary design, huge Silver Travertino marble plaques and walnut oiled wood were used in the great majority of the areas. These materials texture richness combination along with walls color and texture created neutral and warm spaces ready to welcome simple and few furniture and ornamental elements.
Furnishing diversity was used to achieve original material combinations: leather, glass, wood, minerals and metals sober forms and colors generated a special harmony within the house.
For the dividing vertical elements polychrome gold cristal, which reflects multiple tonalities depending on light and perspective, and metal lattice were used. On the other hand, Travertino marble slabs and trapestry covers the walls to emphasize the hierarchy between the elements in a specific area.
Forms and material coincidence and combination unifies these independent spaces under an unqiue style despite the varied palette above described.
Tags: contemporary interior design, dreamhome, interior design gallery, luxury interior design, marble, Mexican architects, modern residential areas, Pascal Arquitectos, room divider, spectacular residence, walnut oiled wood
October 20th, 2010 at 1:13 pm
What blog platform are you using? I’ve been looking for a new one, and this seems much cleaner then wordpress.