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.
Spanish photographer and designer A. L. Crego has photographed murals around the world and transformed them into animations through digital processing. The murals that the designer chose to convert to GIF have in common that convey critical…
Located right in front of the Mediterranean sea, in one of the most beautiful areas of the Spanish coast, the Sunflower House intends to relate directly to the astonishing landscape that surrounds it. The house also deals…
Wanda Café Optimista is the latest project brought to life by Spanish designer Parolio. After Madrid was also affected by the years-long recession, Parolio desired that, through its design, the café should give vibes of color, joy, vitality…
The renovation of this small apartment of 36 square meters, was realized exactly after the solution imagined by the customer. Located in Sitges, Spain, the apartment belongs to a French art historian, professor at the the Sorbonne…
Located in the picturesque village of Deia, from the northern Mallorca, Can Anita residence was recently restored by the architectural studio More. Can Anita was a typical construction of the 60s with lots of small rooms and…
2Day Languages is a Spanish school from Valencia, Spain, whose interior design was realized by Masquespacio. The school has three classrooms, a staff room and a lounge, all totaling an area of 183 square meters. Being a
The Flat project in Sant Joan conducted by Eque y Seta (Daniel Pérez + Felipe Araujo) confirms the fact that the interior design and experience of the architects are compatible with low budgets and smaller homes. The
Kutarq Studio is a design studio led by Jordi López Aguiló that focuses on design through a methodical process and formal research. They recently paired up with Nicolas Perot to create Collection Y, which consists of three…
Projected by CH + QS arquitectos, B House is inspired by the fields with yellow flowers from Berrocal, Segovia, Spain. In the spring, the meadow is rich in yellow flowers, while in the summer crops of cereals
