Condo

The nightstand is from Caza Estudio, while the carpet was sourced from Argentine Elements.

The cushy armchair in the bedroom is a Facebook Marketplace find, reupholstered in warm yellow.

An open-air walkway is the perfect spot for the couple's many plants to catch some sun.

The office sits just off of the terrace, and features conveniences such as a bathroom and refrigerator.

"PH" style homes are common in Argentina. Here, Maya Estudio has given the typology new life.

A custom diamond-shaped mirror from Zonda Taller de Muebles sits above audio equipment inherited from Poroto's grandmother.

Natural light pours in through the black-frame windows to keep the space feeling airy and bright.

The sofa, bookshelf, and coffee table are custom from Zonda Taller de Mubles; the complementary armchairs were flea market finds.

Washing dishes is a joy in a space like this.

Treasures and finds from trips around the country have found their way into the kitchen display alongside a whole indoor garden of cacti.

The green backsplash tiles are vintage, reclaimed from another project.

The dark window frames outline the courtyard view like a painting.

Tabureto chairs surround a table from the interior designer's own home. The ceiling lamp was a Facebook Marketplace find.

In the kitchen, which connects to the internal patio and rear garden, the wooden ceiling beams are painted a pistachio green that’s repeated throughout the home, including on the radiators and the iron trim of the glass doors to the courtyard.

The kitchen and bathrooms have brass faucets sourced from Etsy seller BrassPure that will patina overtime. Ceramic dish wares and custom cabinets give the kitchen an earthly, lived in feeling.

The combination of BluDot furnishings and vintage pieces created a modern, high end feel without feeling cold or pretentious. The living room space is centered around a ____ table from __ and bordered by an expansive white stone mantel from the original build.

One of a kind pieces like a vintage wood bird sculpture sourced from TheCollectist and several vintage ceramic pieces sourced from Pop Up Home and Den in Los Angeles mingle with a network of bluetooth speakers making music available everywhere in the home.

Two George Nelson Bubble Pendants, from Herman Miller, drift above an overstuffed couch from BluDot draped in an assortment of italian wool heritage throws invite guests to snuggle up for a movie night.