Residential interior design · Madrid
The interior design project was carried out in a 99 m² home with three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en suite), a living-dining room, a kitchen and a terrace, responding to the needs of a young couple looking for a home with its own personality and character, within a medium investment level. The proposal combines Mid-Century, Japandi and Contemporary styles through a balanced mix of straight and curved lines, a palette of beige, green, burgundy, brown, black and navy blue, and materials such as wood, marble, metal and linen.
To reinforce the character of the home, bespoke elements were designed, such as the living room bookcase, the shelves in the main bedroom and walnut wall panelling, also incorporating spaces for books, vinyl records, a record player and tableware. The layout prioritises functionality and social life, with seating and dining areas for six people both indoors and on the terrace, where auxiliary benches and low-maintenance planting were chosen to make the most of the available space.
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The brief was an integrated living-dining room for 6 diners, with a functional organisation that sets the seating and dining areas apart. The main requirements included the use of noble materials, making the most of natural light and adding bespoke storage and design furniture.
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A Mid-Century bedroom combined with a contemporary language was designed to bring rest, work and storage together in a single space. The proposal includes a desk with a make-up area, bookshelves, a vinyl record cabinet and a TV unit, enhancing the use of wood and fabrics together with a palette of greens, beige, blues and burgundy that brings warmth, depth and sophistication.
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This kitchen was designed to meet the need for a highly functional space, where every element helps to optimise storage without giving up an elegant, contemporary look. The combination of warm materials and high-quality finishes creates a welcoming and sophisticated atmosphere, designed for daily use. The layout favours comfort, organisation and easy cleaning, ensuring durability and practicality.
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The terrace was designed in the same contemporary Mid-Century style as the rest of the flat, keeping an aesthetic continuity between the indoor and outdoor spaces. The client's priority was a dining area for six people, complemented by auxiliary benches, original decorative details and easy-care planting, leaving out sofas or lounge areas in favour of a practical, functional space.
Patricia Project
Madrid
