A single-family residence in Mar del Plata — a generous volumetric home with double-height living spaces, wicker pendant lighting, exposed timber beams, and a natural material palette that steps quietly from stone through washed plaster to soft textiles. Delivered as a focused interior-led visualization set.
"Single-family homes live or die on the feeling of inhabitation."
Without context clues — no street, no urban frame — the image has only its own composition to argue the project. The set was built around light, air, and scale: morning sun across washed plaster, double-height volume framed by timber beams, and soft furniture that reads as lived-in rather than styled.