The main difficulty in the design of this Madrid apartment was the layout: rooms are small, narrow, the ceilings are low, there is also a corridor. Therefore, the designers had to work hard to fill the interiors with light, style and comfort. Thus, the design is built on elegant classical forms: wall moldings, upholstered furniture,…
This Madrid apartment does not look like a Spanish home at all, it rather incorporates the features of various modern European styles. One of the main design elements is the concrete columns and beams, which add a touch of industrial style. The modern minimalist kitchen in green is something more from Parisian interiors, while the…
When you look at the interiors of this apartment, it may immediately seem that we are talking about Stockholm or Goteborg – we have many examples of design from these most famous Swedish cities on the blog. But no, this is an attic home in the heart of Madrid, and the Scandinavian trace in its…
In this Madrid apartment, historical details, industrial elements and a colorful palette are intertwined in one interesting and unusual combination. Designers actively used rich and juicy shades: yellow metal columns, red curtains and tiles, bright blue chairs. And if we also take into account the unusual configuration of spaces and the shape of the rooms,…
Although this apartment is located in an elegant building of the 19th century in Madrid, until recently its interiors could not boast of any outstanding characteristics. Of course, large windows overlooking the inner park were a good advantage, but there were no beautiful classical stucco, no preserved wooden parquet, no beams or columns. Therefore, during…
Interior designer Pepe Leal has created an interesting attic apartment for himself in Madrid. Pepe did a tremendous job and designed a home with interesting geometry and 60s spirit. One of the jewels of the apartment is the wall in the living room, made of bricks; the owner completely designed it himself, and the inspiration…
There are homes that need to be full of colors and prints to show their individuality, but there are those who prefer monochrome. The second option was chosen by designer Raul Martins for his apartment in Madrid. Before the renovation, the owner lived here for 4 years, and during this time he decided exactly what…
The sophistication of the sculptural decor and the carelessness of the boho-chic details, the brutality of the wooden ceiling beams and the calm soft colors – the design of this Madrid loft is based on the harmony of opposites. The creative mind is just such – the home belongs to the designer and founder of the…
During the renovation of this Madrid apartment, the designer discovered concrete pillars and beams, which it was decided to keep. These elements brought a touch of slight negligence to the interiors and added a modern look to the apartment. The designer brilliantly combines new furniture and vintage here: a wooden sideboard is in harmony with…
In the age of minimalism and laconicism, bright eclectic interiors with a lot of objects have become a rarity. One of them is this home in Madrid. Together with the designer, the owners have created a multifaceted space saturated with individuality and comfort. They were not afraid to mix orange, red and fuchsia and add…
