Sarrià FC14 · vertical rhythm and luminous fluidity.
An intervention where architectural joinery becomes the protagonist, articulating spaces through slatted wood panels and glass enclosures that multiply the light.
The Sarrià FC14 project opts for a connected layout that respects the independence of each zone. The interior design is based on integration: large wooden panels conceal circulation areas to visually “cleanse” the living room, while the kitchen opens and closes to the rhythm of daily life thanks to a system of lightweight sliding doors. The result is a contemporary, warm, and functional home.
The living room is structured around a spectacular wooden slat feature wall that adds texture and warmth. This element is not merely decorative; it integrates the television and camouflages access doors to other rooms, creating impeccable visual continuity. The furniture reinforces this modern elegance with a stone-colored sofa and two iconic leather armchairs in terracotta, adding a vibrant color accent.
The dining area stands out for its lighting sophistication: a sculptural lamp with glass globes in amber and violet tones presides over a large dark table with a geometric cut, creating a theatrical atmosphere for dinners.
The immaculate white kitchen is separated from the living room by a white-profiled clear glass partition, allowing light to pass through while containing odors. Inside, a central island with a cantilevered wooden breakfast bar invites informal dining.
