Modern furniture for a small apartment in Buenos Aires. Among art galleries, coffees, fast food stalls and impressive parks such as the one dominated by the famous style tower Art Deco from the Kavanagh Buenos Aires building, A small department shines again thanks to renewal works carried out by the Argentine architect and designer Jorge Muradas and his design study. Here furniture, lamps and various prestigious decoration accessories are exposed, such as those made by Louis Poulen, Jean Prouvk, Arne Jacobsen, Serge Mouille, Eero Saarinen, Charles Eames, Achille Pivetiglioni, Vico Magistretti and Hans Wegner. As well as works by Pablo Sit any, photographs of Claude Azoulay and, two spectacular acrylic paintings by Rogelio Polesello. This department is an uproar of works of art that form a kind of private gallery.
Strong colors in black and gray tones with touches of white enhance the area of this small department designed by Studio Murladas.Daniela Mac Adden / Surpress.anGENCY.
The small apartment is in a building that represents rationalist architecture prevailing in Buenos Aires in the 50s. «The owner felt especially attracted to the distribution of this department, since it offered an unusual and fluid view,» they comment from the study. In fact, this unit has an open distribution with few obstacles and has wonderful views on both the front and rear of the building. «This sense of continuity, enhanced by the uniformity of Eslavonia oak floors, has been respected absolutely and has even been reinforced,» they say in Studio.
In contrast to black tones are the natural colors of wood furniture.Daniela Mac Adden / Surpress.anGENCY.