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This modern farmhouse is in Ourém, Portugal and sits atop a hill with a descending slope to the south of the property, overlooking the Castle of Ourém.
It’s kind of a large home, roughly 4300 square feet, but is constructed using simple lines, a design the architects based on drawings children make of their homes.
The interior is just as simple, and clean and minimalistic, with a clear glass wall that separates the living space from a wooden terrace that overlooks a modern, whimsical garden.
It really is just a simple home, with some eccentric touches in design—wooden porch ceilings that allow breezes to flow through, a copper entry porch, and a cool, walk-in glass refrigerator.
Man, that could hold some great Portuguese wines.
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Wednesday, May 09, 2018
Architecture Wednesday: Farmhouse Inspired By A Child's Drawing
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I can appreciate the design and lines, but it's a bit too minimalistic for me personally. On a side note though I am in the middle of a interior design project and the client wanted a glass enclosed wine room like the one in this house. It's becoming a huge trend in home design currently.
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It’s exactly my style. Love the kitchen, the upper deck, and the funky exit.
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Can I have this please? It’s been a rough week and I really deserve it. We can even drive there.
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