Say hello to fabulous when you take a look at this dreamy cubist home.
Looking more like art than architecture, the 'L House' by Brazilian firm Studio MK27 is the sort of house that has nothing to do with taste; it's so beautifully crafted and artistically shaped that it's hard not to fall in love with it.
Made with such precision and aesthetics, this stunning cubist home takes after the shape of an L and has everything you would imagine your perfect pad having from a pool that extends the length of the backyard to a labyrinth interior of high ceilings to naturally light flooded room.
Taking on an organic and earthy feel, the house has a charming roof garden and natural stones all over the space for contrast. Full of interesting details, this gem of a place feels like a lush mimicking the Brazilian jungle surrounding it.
Earthy Geometric Abodes
This Stunning Cubist Home is Flawless, Organic and Artistic
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