Acquiring diverse expressive possibilities within interior design, the use of wood in regions with a wide range of climates and temperatures such as Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, or Ecuador enables the creation of attractive and captivating spaces that capture the attention of their users by contrasting, blending, or integrating with their surrounding environment. Being a natural element and presenting a negative carbon footprint at the end of its life cycle, wood offers multiple finishes, textures, and tones that can be associated with being outdoors and providing, on some occasions, spaciousness, warmth, and relaxation at the same time.
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Wooden Interiors: 10 Cabins Bringing Warmth in Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and More
https://www.archdaily.com/1015982/wooden-interiors-10-cabins-bringing-warmth-in-mexico-brazil-chile-and-moreAgustina Iñiguez
Lofts in Spain: 10 Apartments Making the Most of Vertical Space
Faced with the various ways of inhabiting that characterize contemporary societies and their adaptability to future uses in architecture, lofts represent an opportunity to design spaces ranging from storage areas to living, study, leisure, or even resting spaces, both for their residents and potential visitors. Depending on their scales, sizes, and proportions, these elevated spaces allow for the optimization of interior environments in apartments that, in some cases, lack sufficient square footage to perform these types of functions at ground level and have a certain height to accommodate them.
https://www.archdaily.com/1015797/lofts-in-spain-10-apartments-making-the-most-of-vertical-spaceAgustina Iñiguez