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.
The Spanish architecture practice Barea+Partners has been selected to create the image of an Italian restaurant in downtown Madrid. Taking as starting point the varied Mediterranean cuisine offered by the restaurant, B+P proposes a space inspired by…
Project: La Ruina Habitada Architect: Jesús Castillo Olí Location: Porquera de los Infantes, Valdivia, Spain Photographs: Ángel Baltanas La Ruina Habitada is located in the town of Porquera de los Infantes (Palencia), in the region of Valdivia,
Discover Lude House by Grupo Aranea in Cehegín, Spain. This unique home features a continuous, multi-level space with stunning views of the Burete mountains and San Agustin Hill.
The interior design of this country house was conceived by designer Josep Ruà. The house has an area of 500 square meters and is located in Requena, Valencia, Spain. Whoever said a house in the country need be
Located in Alicante, Spain, the FM House was renovated by La Errería Architecture Office to become the home of a young family.
Project: Gavarres Weekend Home Architects: Co Govers, Joana Ramalhete / Zest Architecture Energy Consultant: JNé Saloma Structural Engineer: MSEnginyeria.com Project: Gavarres Weekend Home Location: Les Gavarres, Girona, Spain Surrounded by cork oak forests, the Gavarres Weekend Home rests on a hill
Rubio and Ros have refurbished and furnished a duplex house with two terraces in the city center of Valencia. Description by Rubio and Ros: In the studio we thought about an open space where a light iron
Architect: Studio Shito Project: YogaOne Location: Barcelona, Spain Photographs: Marcela Grassi Studio Shito was comissioned the design and construction of a new YogaOne center by DiR, the popular brand of gyms throughout Barcelona. A 400 sqmt venue,
Loft Sucre occupies a former 1916 distillery near Barcelona’s beach, soaring beneath 6 m-high ceilings across 170 m². Moreover, this transformation for Extra Casas El País Semanal marries minimalist refinement with bohemian sensuality.
