Complete home project · Tropical minimalist contemporary
Vergel House brings together kitchen, bathrooms, bar, walk-in closet, laundry, storage and custom furniture under one consistent design language: clean lines, warm wood, dark contrasts and a strong connection between interior spaces and nature.
Quote a similar projectThe kitchen combines light wood, dark upper modules, stainless steel appliances and stone surfaces with pronounced veining. The central island, wine storage and integrated cabinetry reinforce a modern, functional space connected to the rest of the home.
The bar, coffee station and pantry support everyday routines with custom cabinetry, wine storage, open shelves and organized storage. They are secondary pieces, but they keep the same language of wood, neutral tones and dark details.
The bathrooms integrate floating vanities, light counters, vessel sinks, rounded mirrors and dark contrasts. The visual connection with the garden softens the palette and reinforces the project's tropical character.
The TV room introduces a dark textured wall panel that gives the space a stronger architectural presence. The contrast with wood and neutral surfaces shows a more restrained and graphic side of the project.
The walk-in closet is designed as an open modular system with shelves, divisions and vertical storage. Its light and clean design keeps a minimal, orderly expression.
The display cabinet combines a wood structure and glass doors to create a more delicate exhibition piece. It is an important detail for showing carpentry precision and material integration.
The laundry area solves a compact service space with upper and lower wood modules. Although it is a service area, it keeps the same finish standard as the rest of the home.
The hallways use dark doors and panels that contrast with light walls and create a more graphic visual rhythm. This language connects with the TV room and adds architectural character.
The bedroom and terrace show the continuity of the minimal language and the relationship with the garden. Wood, neutral tones and nearby vegetation help maintain a warm and calm feeling.
The outdoor kitchen extends the home's social use and maintains the link between functional cabinetry, durable surfaces and openness toward the landscape.