In Cuenca, Ecuador, this project owes its name, Penthouse Panorama, to its 180-degree views over the whole city. By choosing varied materials such as concrete, wood, slate and leather, the architects of INAI Arquitectura took advantage of the height of this mountain to enhance the design of the house through its major asset: the landscape.
The Stones collection, a warm atmosphere
The Stones collection, designed by Stefano Giovannoni and Elisa Gargan, fits perfectly into this architectural philosophy. The sofa and armchair set creates a warm, lively environment that seems part of nature, as the name of the collection suggests.
The Africa armchairs on the terrace
The armchairs from the Africa collection, designed by Eugeni Quitllet, have been placed at the side of this magnificent terrace to make the most of this living space.
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The Bloom planter, a sculptural piece
Inside the glazed lounge, a ring-shaped planter from the Bloom collection, also by Eugeni Quitllet, stands out as the main decorative element, like a sculpture.
A setting open to the landscape
Between Stones, Africa and Bloom, the Penthouse Panorama combines spectacular views, attention to detail and design. Vondom furniture creates a contemporary setting open to the landscape of Cuenca.
