Interior and Exterior Finishing in a Family House in Madrid

For this, designers wanted to integrate the landscape using built-in elements and contrasting with more elegant and warm materials, among which we find first and foremost stone, wood, fabrics, and linen products. This mix of materials creates an engaging contrast of tones and forms in which antique elements combine with modern pieces, a modest background where the color note is provided by artworks that complement the decor.

Space inspired by artist Lartigo's work, using his fabric placed on the bedroom headboard. A unique approach with exceptional storytelling through elements, which became a challenge for decorators themselves but conveying their style and personality with classic yet updated aesthetics.

Foyer

To achieve this integrative effect between interior and exterior spaces, colors inherent to nature were chosen for furniture and the presence of plants in all rooms directly connects us with them.

Living Room

A very simple decor to highlight various antique items and some artworks that bring life to the room. A large window structure complements the sense of connection with the outside world.

Kitchen

With clean lines and natural colors, this project continues the line we see throughout the house, offering an elegant and very light aesthetic in white and wooden tones.

Dining Room

With a traditional and rural character thanks to wooden and linen chairs, the dining room offers us a modest look that is only interrupted by some artistic elements such as paintings, ceramics and an outstanding spherical lamp suspended from the ceiling.

Bedroom