Full renovation and interior design of a home

The trip

We carried out a conservative intervention, with significant work restoring existing elements such as the stairs, woodwork, ceilings, and even some pieces of furniture like the display cabinet and the dining room sofa. Relying on great professionals and artisans was essential to preserve the identity of the place and achieve harmony between the original features and the new interventions.

Essence

Use of color, wallpaper, and craftsmanship.

The home's strong character defined the project's guiding thread; our starting point was travel. A journey through different cultures and styles in which the artistic, the manual, the artisanal, and the imperfect play a leading role.  

We proposed an original use of color and played with paint details that give the home great personality and lend a more contemporary air to the project. 

The home's envelope is characterized by a base palette of neutral colors, where small murals frame lighting pieces. To unify the new woodwork with the existing, we chose a grayish-green tone that evokes the garden and creates continuity.

Color also appears as an element of contrast and surprise: the two-tone ground floor enclosures, the Disfruta lamp in red and black for the dining room, the handles from the Lollipop collection, the interiors of the hall closets, some pieces of furniture, or the Deli wall lamps in the kitchen add an unexpected touch of humor, sprinkling color throughout the home.

Wallpapers are another key element; we can find them in practically every room. The clients were clear about what they wanted: a very English romantic style accompanied by some more fun touches, such as the wallpaper in the powder room (GPJ Baker), the one inside the pantry display cabinet (Casa Natuendo), or the borders in the children's rooms (Studio Atkinson)

Spaces and connection with the outdoors

Layout

The house is structured over four floors: a basement, living areas on the ground floor, the first floor with the bedrooms, and a beautiful attic on the top level.

The kitchen is one of the standout spaces; designed in collaboration with the Vonna Estudio team, it features minimalist cabinetry with marble details and a central wooden island. This room is crowned by a wonderful breakfast area with views of the garden, an ideal corner to enjoy long hours of tranquility.

The living room and dining room, completely connected, underwent a thoughtful redistribution that adapts to the family's needs, creating fluid spaces for relaxation.

The attic, although the intervention has been primarily decorative, has a very special charm, with the wooden ceiling and existing carpentry standing out.

The indoor-outdoor relationship is very present throughout the project, reinforced by constant nods that bring the garden into the interior of the house: the entrance mural (Paul Anton), the breakfast room wallpaper (GPJ Baker) and the master bedroom closets (Coordonné), the Floreo wall lamps in the dining room, the ceiling lamps in the bathroom and dressing room…

Berta Sanz (Estudio del Paisaje) was in charge of the entire landscape design, providing structure and filling the wonderful garden, dotted with fountains and small cisterns, with life—a space where nature and design coexist in total harmony.

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