House in Buenos Aires

A bit late today in posting, I'm afraid. But here I am. Today I'm taking you to my home land which I miss very much. This house is on one of the many islands you can find in Tigre, in the province of Buenos Aires, not far from busy Buenos Aires, Capital City of Argentina. Laura Peirano, a photographer, designer and painter, used to live downtown but decided to drastically change her way of living and moved to her new home after restoring and decorating it mostly with flea market finds.



























Photography by Laura Peirano.
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Rustic House in Argentina

I have seen many houses like this one in Buenos Aires, not only in the countryside but in the suburbs as well. A simple architecture with straight lines and reclaimed wood.


Back side of the house.






The living and dining room are in the same area.


Window panes around the fireplace, an original way to get more natural light inside.






A bench was made with a railway sleeper.




The playroom where a Picasso print hangs next to the kids' artwork around the switch on the wall.












A vintage Singer sewing machine stand serves as the base for the bathroom's sink.


The door on the right hides the barbecue grill.


The letters on the wall were bought at Anthropologie on one of the owners' trips to Europe. More artwork around the switch by the door.



Hope you are all enjoying your Saturday! See you tomorrow, dears!

Photography Daniel Karp.
All images from here.

Guest House in Buenos Aires

A very old, dark house right by a river was turned into a guest house on the outskirts of Buenos Aires city in Argentina. Reclaimed materials, restored furniture and bright colours turned this dark house into an inviting guest home with a country feeling.



























Fotos: Juan Mario Roust.
All image from here.

House in San Telmo

This house is in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Built in 1910 it follows the typical structure of Buenos Aires houses built during this period with most of the rooms opening onto a patio and the kitchen and bathroom in a separate building outside the main house. The owner, César Lopardo Grana restored and decorated it preserving its original style.











































Photographs: Luis Abregú.
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