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.
This refurbishment project was carried out by Dom Arquitectura Company in a small village from La Cerdanya, Catalonia region, Spain. The heart of the village is formed of 20 traditional houses, surrounded by agricultural lands. Following the…
The story begins in 2011. In the summer of that year, the Spanish designer Álvaro Catalan de Ocon was invited to Colombia, to participate in a project focused on the reuse of PET plastic bottles.
Classicism and innovation are combined and brought to you by this set of 5 pieces of furniture made by Mut Design studio for the new Spanish brand Miras Editions. Handcrafted in Spain, Float kitchen is a unique
The collaboration between the British brand MINI and chef Dario Barrio has materialized through the achievement of MINI & dASSA bASSA restaurant from Madrid. Guille Garcia-Hoz designer proposes to us a unique and original interior, inspired by
In 2013, Yolanda the designer from Errepila, moves into her grandparents’ house, situated in a small village in Madrid, away from the bustle of the city. Built in 1942, with 50 square meters a floor and a…
Enric Granados apartment is located in the heart of Eixample neighborhood, Barcelona, sometimes called the Gold Square (Cuadrado de Oro), neighborhood that harbours the most modernist buildings in Barcelona, including the valuable architectural works made by Gaudi,…
The Twenties collection represents the concretization of the collaboration between Missana, a spanish workshop with people in love with upholstery and the Masquespacio consultants that are recognized for the passion put into the service of design and
Coastal style is excellently represented by the design of this house in Ibiza, renovated by designer Nicolae Draghici that managed to achieve a dream retreat, thus materializing the owners wish.
Is there a child who doesn’t like Lego games? I think they are some of the most popular and desired games that kids hardly get bored of and they help them to develop their imagination and creativity.
