Punta or getting to the point

Stone and drifts of flowers. Wood and water. Formal and casual. Substantial walls and willowing drapes. The stone vernacular of Uruguayan architecture floats on flowers, touches the earth and provides a stylish hearth and home. Martin Gómez and his architectural studio address the site, caress the landscape and reach inwards to create the perfect home. La Pedrera, La Barra, Punta del Este, Uruguay. (You can see our original post on Martin Gómez Arquitectos here.)

Comments

[NM @ maison.definition]

Wood and stone...and that pool ! Be still my beating heart !

[lesley]

Out of this world ...

[kl]

O. M. G. ! What a monolith! I just want to lie in that bed and look down that verandah! Beautiful! Thank you, I comment rarely but ALWAYS enjoy your posts!
x KL

[Bettina]

Great post! I am from Uruguay and used to spend my summers in Punta and La Pedrera. So many beautiful homes there!

[Sarah shoben]

Wood & Water - Beautiful!

[Tom]

Gorgeous!

[luh]

it's amazing!

[cabbagerose]

stunning...

[Cristina Oliveira]

Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful!

[Judith]

Wow! Truly inspiring. Love your website :)

[rooth]

This looks so serene - sometime in my life, I will go somewhere like this!

[jorge Vieira]

Your blog Rocks this is beautifull

[Steve Mawson]

the.best.home.ever.published.on.this.blog.