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House In Torres Vedras Portugal | By Pedro Gadanho | Image

House In Torres Vedras Portugal | By Pedro Gadanho
This is a very original house in Torres Vedras, Portugal. It was designed by Portuguese Architect Pedro Gadanho, all the details and bright colors applied are very unique. It has original objects scattered around, they are functional as well as aesthetic. The giant pill, for example, is the childrens bathroom. The house is composed of twelve environments spread across two floors. Check out the photos, definitely worth a look.



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