The same run afterwards: grey fronts, light under the cabinets and the hob in place

Benito Juárez

Interiors

Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires2026

The project

Small changes, big transformations.

Benito Juárez does not replace the kitchen; it transforms it through a simple, efficient, low-cost intervention, prioritising what is already there and concentrating resources on strategic changes.

The work is paint, electrics and joinery: the fronts move from a moulded cream to a continuous grey. The floor, the granite worktop and the L-shaped layout stay. A small renovation, measured by what did not need to be thrown away.

Practice
Interiors
Location
Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires
Year
2026
Area
16 m²
Status
Built
Photography
Site photographs

Before and after

To intervene is also to know what to leave. Keep what is its own. Improve what is needed. Hob, hood and worktop stay in place; the fronts, the paint and the light change.

Benito Juárez kitchen before the renovation: cream fronts, granite and the hob under the hoodBefore
The same Benito Juárez wall afterwards: grey fronts, light under the cabinets and the hob in placeAfter
Benito Juárez worktop and sink before the renovation, with cream fronts and graniteBefore
The same worktop afterwards: grey fronts, continuous light and the sink in placeAfter
Hob and hood at Benito Juárez before the renovation, with cream frontsBefore
The same run afterwards: grey fronts, light under the cabinets and the hob in placeAfter
Kitchen approach at Benito Juárez before the renovation, with the fridge in the foregroundBefore
The same approach afterwards: grey fronts, a microwave niche and light under the cabinetsAfter

Project decisions

A quick, low-cost job with emphasis on lighting and colour.

16 square metres in Villa Devoto, with before and after taken from the same angle.

Keep what is its own. Transform what is needed.

A project starts by understanding what already exists. Tell us where it is, what programme it covers, and what stage it has reached. We answer every enquiry personally, from the studio in Buenos Aires.