Mediterranean light, expressive textures, and bold geometry define much of Spanish design. Discover architecture and interiors from Spain published on HomeWorldDesign that capture these timeless qualities.
Construction of a Row House in Cornellà de Llobregat began during the pandemic, when a family realized they needed a home that could replace their lost weekend escapes to nature. On a quiet street that still preserves…
The Terrassa Row House Renovation by Vallribera Noray Arquitectes explores a recurring dilemma in architectural interventions: should an old house be restored or entirely rebuilt? In this case, the project strikes a balance, preserving what was structurally…
Tucked away in the woodlands of Catalonia, the Farmhouse in Granera renovation by Vallribera Arquitectes transforms a century‑old dwelling into a vibrant family retreat. By honoring the original stone structure and seamlessly integrating contemporary amenities, the architects…
The Cabin in La Vera by ÁBATON revitalizes an abandoned holiday home into a sanctuary where traditional architecture meets modern living. Moreover, this integral rehabilitation honors the original structure—its volumetry, materials, and spirit—while weaving in contemporary comforts…
The AS House by ÁBATON redefines family living in Madrid through a 700 m² cross-laminated timber structure that responds directly to its steep 3,000 m² plot. Moreover, ÁBATON handled every aspect—architecture, interiors, furnishings, and landscaping—to deliver a…
EL EQUIPO CREATIVO brought its award-winning touch to Kimpton Los Monteros Hotel in Marbella, redesigning every public space to capture the essence of Andalusia through a contemporary yet locally rooted lens.
Situated on the south-western edge of Teruel, Spain, Las Calas Residential Complex by Javier Prieto Arquitectos unfolds in three distinct phases. Furthermore, each phase adapts housing modules while maintaining a central water feature that separates day and…
Nestled in the historic center of Montuïri, Mallorca, Casa Periscopio by Luis Arredondo transforms a narrow, overlooked property into an architectural meditation on light, materiality, and vertical space. Although the project began with a deteriorated structure and…
Casa Loredo is the second project in the ongoing series New Vernacular Architecture of the Cantabrian Coast (NAVC), which aims to explore how regional building traditions can evolve to meet modern-day needs. Located in the coastal town…
