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 1615 House, designed by Nordest Arquitectura, is nestled in the picturesque town of Begur, Catalonia. The plot features a significant slope, with a dramatic 17-meter elevation difference between the front (north boundary) and back (south boundary).
The Dentibela clinic, embarking on a new journey in a 200 m² space, marks a significant phase that not only strengthens its market position but also showcases its commitment to minimally invasive dentistry that prioritizes self-esteem, well-being,…
Vertical House, crafted by Ruben Muedra Estudio de Arquitectura, stands in a residential area on the northern outskirts of Algemesí, bordering expanses of citrus agriculture.
The Norkus House is uniquely positioned in Cala Carbó on Ibiza island, leveraging its elevated suburban site to offer expansive views towards the sea and Es Vedrà.
Situated on the periphery of Valencia, Lookout Residence, designed by ERRE Arquitectura, gracefully conforms to the challenging topography of its site. The building’s singular volume is carefully inserted into the steep slope
In the bustling urban center of Avilés, Asturias, near the historic district, David Olmos Arquitectos undertook a complete renovation of CV apartment, a residence spanning 112 square meters with a highly compartmentalized and elongated layout.
Granny Amparo’s house, ‘The house of the three wise men’ is an example of how a house can be much more than just a physical space. It is the experiences lived there what turns it into a…
The renovation, carried out in a beautiful building from the early 1930s, covers 140 square meters and has ceilings over 3 meters high throughout most of the home.
Archipelago Villa’s concept is born from the idea of living the house independently for each inhabitant. A young family with teenage daughters.
