Chamberí. Madrid.
Amid the noise, the home lowers the volume.
This 200 m² penthouse becomes a refuge for two. A place to disconnect and find calm in the heart of the city.
Before, an endless corridor and fragmented rooms. Now, connected spaces, curved forms, and a layout that lets light in and expands perception. The verticality of the furniture and lighting helps achieve the height the apartment previously lacked.
The former corridor disappears to become the suite’s dressing room. A theatrical space with a vaulted ceiling that integrates a vanity, desk, and bathroom, allowing natural light to reach every corner.
The living room, dining room, and kitchen open onto the terrace through three large sliding doors. Inside and outside merge. Outdoors, a relaxation area and a more social zone extend the life of the home.
The neutral palette, soft shapes, and subtle materials build a serene and uniform atmosphere where nothing competes for attention.
Lighting and home automation accompany every moment: adaptable scenes, climate control, blinds, and audiovisual systems that enhance comfort without being seen.
Here, the house does not compete with Madrid.
It becomes its pause.