Living room with modular furniture,
sofa and coffee table
This peculiar house is located on a slope-like riverbank, amidst a vast oak forest and two steps away from a 18th century baroque chapel. This idyllic landscape surrounding the property invites pause and rest, which is why it’s a perfect place to seek refuge from the bustle of everyday life.
The property
Single-family home
Fernando de Bustos
Furniture and decoration
Santos: LISSE model in Silk Matt Anthracite Grey from "Living" furniture, with 1.3 cm-thick fronts and 2 lacquered sides
Bensen: Loft model sofa, Delta Club Chair model seat / Amura: Uchiwa armchair model / Brokis: Muffins Wood 01 lamp model in American walnut wood
Other items: concrete walls with the furnished area painted in NCS S 5502-B colour. Exposed concrete ceiling with direct formwork finish. Doors with an exterior aluminium carpentry in anthracite grey and interior carpentry in sapele wood. Custom-made table with a natural oak frame and a marble top, size 110x110x46 cm. Luminaires over electrified rails
The limelight shone on the living area falls upon the living room furniture piece designed by Santos, an impressive sculpture-like set that combines aesthetics, functionality and versatility. It is a modular furniture set structured using panels over the wall, which cover the partition located between the living room and the hall.
In this way, the space is segmented and layered rationally both horizontally and vertically, offering many options in terms of storage, organisation and exhibition. Its lines are pure and the materials used have reduced thickness, which alongside a finish that matches the wall, contribute to minimise the set’s impact, favouring its integration into the architecture itself.
The wall units include inner shelves and are perfect to store crockery and glassware. They are framed with shelves that help balance and lighten the visual impact of the furniture.
In the lower part, the base drawers make the most of the space closest to the floor, allowing for the maximum optimisation of the room. Its front, inclined inwards, prevents troublesome trips while moving in close proximity to the piece. The surface that covers the base drawers offers an ideal support for audio-visual devices and systems.
