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.
Architects: AMM Arquitectes Project: Rebuilding and Extension / Can Calau Location: Sant Joan les Fonts. Girona, Spain Area: 291 mp Photoraphs: Marc Torra, David Pèrez, Carles Suàrez, Pep Sau Description by architect: From a listed farmhouse in…
A volume created from the urban needs after the emergence of a new avenue, changing the section of the street and the height of the buildings around it. That temporary space between what once was and what…
Architects: Cubus Architect in Charge: David Pou van den Bossche, Estel Ortega Vázquez Location: Doade, Lugo, Galicia, Spain Photographs: Adrià Goula, Antonio Rodriguez, Estel Ortega Barcelona-based Cubus Arquitectura has turned an old stone winery into a family
Tmolo House, designed by Pyo Arquitectos, transforms an old farmhouse converted into a holiday home for a young family with four daughters. Located in Granda de Abajo, Spain, the house underwent extensive renovation after being untouched for…
Located in the heart of Madrid, Attic House by Spanish architect Idoia Otegui offers an extraordinary blend of urban living and countryside charm. Situated on the 12th floor of a 1960s tower in the Chamberí district, this…
This project is based on the reform of an existing house in Petrer (Alicante, Spain), a construction of 86m2. ‘Reform for Niko’ is the name of the project completed by the Spanish firm Pablo Muñoz Payá Arquitectos.
Flatmate Dwelling is a project conceived by Nook Architects and Gustavo Cela in Eixample Dret district, Barcelona. Following the years after the civil war, the economic perils did not allow the city to expand and yet Barcelona experienced
This Barcelona house was designed by Harquitectes for a couple who loves art and nature. Not so many jobs begin like this one, with an owners’ list of wishes and hopes for their new home.
This loft in Valencia was modernized by architect and interior designer Josep Ruà. Description by Josep Ruà: Bringing up to date a space where the trace of time has left an indelible imprint is a task involving
