The DM House Uses a Lot of Greenery Motifs
Jamie Danielle Munro — May 13, 2014 — Art & Design
References: guilhermetorres & contemporist
Integrating greenery into a space can be a tricky endeavor, especially if there is not much room to do so. Studio Guilherme Torres, however, managed to find a way to make this work with the DM House in Brazil.
The back section of the house features a plentiful amount of greenery, which can be seen from the inside through large glass windows, which let in plenty of natural light. This shrubbery is continued in a sense on the inside, with certain objects in the house representing certain pieces of greenery. For example, above the dining room table Studio Guilherme Torres has placed a lamp. When looking straight at it from an angle with the windows in the background, it's easy to see the resemblance with the outside greenery.
The back section of the house features a plentiful amount of greenery, which can be seen from the inside through large glass windows, which let in plenty of natural light. This shrubbery is continued in a sense on the inside, with certain objects in the house representing certain pieces of greenery. For example, above the dining room table Studio Guilherme Torres has placed a lamp. When looking straight at it from an angle with the windows in the background, it's easy to see the resemblance with the outside greenery.
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