The astonishing Iniala Beach House by A-Cero Architects

Today is Wednesday and here a Brabbu, although our positive thoughts are still with us. we know that is the middle of the week and we do need some stimulation to move on with our work, after all we are already preparing the next Interational Trade Show – 2015 Isaloni MIlan. We will have some exclusive pieces and the best of all, the 2015 Brabbu’s Collection will be presented there too. Curious? Well, just keep followiing us through Instagram, Facebook, Youtube and Pinterest.

Despite of this great speed in actions, Brabbu always finds time to present some luxury and stunning projects. And today, we want to tell you a little about Thailand, you might have heard about an earthy paradise called Phuket. Well the architecture firm A- Cero led byJoaquín Torres and Rafel Llamazares have managed to make it even better by designing the interior of a unique hotel and restaurant located there.

One step away from the dreamy white sand beaches, the hotel is composed of 10 villas designed by different architecture firms. Among these houses, A-cero had the task to design the amazing interiors of the Villa Bianca. The firm designed the entire setting, including the furniture of the two bungalow.

The two beach houses were designed to complement each other and yet contrast at the same time. On one side, vertical lines, light local wood on the floor and dark wood ceiling and in the other bungalow, horizontal lines, dark wooden floor and light wood ceiling.

This opposing, yet intricate design gives a sensation of equilibrium –ying & yang houses. The materials used contrast each other and yet are beautifully mixed. As mentioned before, local woods are used for the general design as well as a beautiful high quality white polycarbonate for some of the walls and furniture.

The other sensation in this paradise is the restaurant. Once again, A-cero took care of the interior design as well as the design of most of the furniture. The restaurant is an echo of the two houses and of the surrounding landscape. It is designed as a glassbox with open views all around.