The House in Palabritas Beach by Metropolis is 60s-inspired, and is located in Lima, Peru. This oceanside home uses a bold color palette of white and red, and from the front of the house it appears to be only one storey. At the back of the house lies a red tiled pool and a white rectangular structure surrounds it. From the back you can see directly through the house to the dining room and kitchen, which are full of more red accents. The architects have added unusual designs like the gray curved wall at the front entrance, and the gray-gridded panel along the side.
Metropolis is an architectural firm from Peru, and its team for this project included architect Jose Orrego, structural engineer Jorge Avendano and architect Anahi Bastian. Metropolis has created this unique beach house that combines bold colors with retro designs.
Retro Beach Abodes
The House in Palabritas Beach by Metropolis is 60s-Inspired
Trend Themes
1. Retro Beach Homes - There is an opportunity for architects and home builders to take inspiration from the 60s and create unique and eye-catching beach homes with bold colors and unusual designs.
2. Bold Color Palettes - There is a trend towards using bold and striking color palettes in home design, particularly in beach homes, where colors such as white and red can be used to make a statement.
3. Open Floor Plans - There is a growing trend towards homes with open floor plans, particularly in beach homes, where the use of retractable walls and large windows allows for an uninterrupted view of the ocean.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can take inspiration from the 60s and create beach homes that combine retro designs with bold colors and unusual features, such as retractable walls and open floor plans.
2. Real Estate - Developers can take advantage of the trend towards unique and eye-catching beach homes by building properties that use bold and striking color palettes and unusual designs.
3. Interior Design - With the trend towards open floor plans and bold color palettes in beach homes, there is an opportunity for interior designers to create unique and eye-catching spaces that make a statement.