Sunday, mid-afternoon.
Eixample breathes below.
In front of the windows, the Casa Batlló.
Inside, everything lowers in volume.
This decoration project does not compete with what happens outside: it accompanies it.
The elongated floor plan allows light to enter from both ends, morning and afternoon.
The daytime area is an open gesture living room, dining room, and kitchen; a study that can become a bedroom adds versatility without losing harmony.
Noble materials and a light palette build calm.
Oak, natural stone, and textiles dressed with sheer curtains; layered lighting; designer pieces, art, and books that tell the story of the home without raising their voice.
The original character remains in the herringbone parquet, moldings, and boiseries that set the tone.
At the back, galleries, terraces, and the typical Eixample inner courtyard bring brightness to the last corner. Even the bathrooms receive natural light.
Here, it was not about changing everything, but about revealing what was already there.
An interior that looks at Barcelona… and Barcelona looks back.