Residential interior design · Barcelona
The renovation and interior design project was carried out in a home of 92.07 m² of usable area with three bedrooms, one bathroom, a living-dining room, a kitchen, a light well and a large terrace. Designed for a family and within a medium investment level, the project started from the challenge of making the most of the approximately 60 m² of interior space through an efficient layout and integrated storage solutions. The main conditions of the brief included adding a toilet in the light well, creating a workspace in the main bedroom, a fold-away double bed in one of the bedrooms (for guests) and designing a versatile living-dining room for six diners.
The creative proposal conceives a serene and welcoming atmosphere through a palette of warm tones and greens inspired by nature, accompanied by woods, natural textures and organic lines. The indoor–outdoor connection was resolved by blending a reinterpreted Balinese style with seventies influences indoors and a Contemporary Mediterranean style outdoors, keeping a formal coherence based on curved shapes and warm materials.
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The living-dining room was designed around an artistic concept, with a reinterpreted Balinese style with seventies influences, keeping a fluid connection with the kitchen, the hallway and the terrace. The client's main need was to clearly separate the seating area from the dining area, including a space for watching television and a table for six diners, without giving up an elegant, functional and welcoming atmosphere.
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The main bedroom was designed in the same style as the rest of the flat, keeping a warm, contemporary look with natural materials. The client's main need was to combine a comfortable resting area with a well-lit workspace and a large dressing area that would maximise storage capacity. The layout makes the most of natural light and organises each area functionally, supporting everyday comfort.
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The bedroom was designed for a newborn baby, making the most of its 4 m² without giving up functionality and comfort. Because a new toilet was added next to it, ventilation was reorganised with an interior window and a ceiling fan to ensure proper climate control. The client's main need was to maximise storage and include a sleeping and nappy-changing area without overloading the space.
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The terrace was designed in a Mediterranean style with curved lines, keeping aesthetic continuity with the interior of the flat. The client's main need was to have two clearly defined areas: a dining area for six people and a chill-out space for relaxing and socialising. Practical solutions for outdoor use were added, such as easy-care furniture and planting, sun protection and a barbecue, prioritising comfort and functionality.
Bali Curved Project
Barcelona
