An intervention where transparency defines the space, articulating the day area through an architectural enclosure with black profiles that dialogues with the nobility of natural stone and wood.
Located in the exclusive neighborhood of Pedralbes, this home focuses on spatial flexibility. The design breaks traditional rigidity through large glass and metal sliding doors that allow the kitchen to be connected to or separated from the living room depending on the moment. The material palette seeks contrast: the warmth of the oak wood floor acts as a base for more technical and dark elements, achieving a contemporary and timeless aesthetic.
The undisputed protagonist is the glass cube with black framing that encloses the kitchen. This transparent volume zones the workspace, allowing light to flow freely and maintaining a visual connection with the rest of the home. Inside, the kitchen is designed like a piece of jewelry.
The countertop and backsplash in natural grey stone with very pronounced veining stand out, adding an organic texture against the cleanliness of the mink-toned furniture. The sophistication is completed with upper display cabinets in smoked glass and warm interior lighting, creating an intimate and elegant atmosphere that moves away from the conventional kitchen.
