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Casanova Apartment

Casanova Apartment
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Casanova Apartment

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The apartment is situated in the heart of Barcelona’s Old Esquerra de l’Eixample neighborhood, within a mid-20th-century building. The original four-room layout has been completely reimagined to open up the spaces and bring in more natural light, transforming what was once a dimly lit interior.

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The design is characterized by two distinct volumes:

The first, larger volume features a lower ceiling and rough-textured paint, creating an open-plan space that connects the kitchen with the living area while discreetly concealing the bedroom.

The second volume, clad in walnut wood, organizes the entrance area and conceals the bathroom, adding warmth and sophistication to the design.

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Throughout the more public areas, the project employs neutral, delicate materials and tones. However, the bedroom and bathroom interiors reveal bolder colors, lending a playful touch to these more private spaces.

In these areas, color is used in a radical and cohesive manner, with elements such as radiators, window frames, lacquered furniture, and switches all harmoniously integrated to create a unified block of color.

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The palette balances dualities, with lighter, neutral tones in the public spaces—varying shades of white and textured paint for the walls, wood for the flooring and furniture, and sandy-hued stone for countertops.

In contrast, the private areas feature a pale pink for the bedroom, complemented by darker accents, while the bathroom is defined by a desaturated dark green, paired with matching details and brushed stainless steel elements for added contrast.

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Team:

Architects: Serboli Bureau

Photographer: Gerard Colomé

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Materials Used:

Living and Dining Area

Glo-Ball by Flos

Cestita by Santa&Cole

W153 Île lamp by Wästberg

W203 Ilumina Aluminium lamp by Wästberg

Deep Adjust Trimless by Wever & Ducré

Ray Mini by Wever & Ducré

Tesi radiators by IRSAP

LS 990 switches by Jung

Bedrooms Area

W153 Île lamp by Wästberg

W203 Ilumina Aluminium lamp by Wästberg

Nuno Side Table by Noo.Ma Design

Tesi radiators by IRSAP

LS 990 Le Corbusier switches by Jung 

Deep Adjust Trimless by Wever & Ducré

Kitchen

Countertop by ABK Stone

Flow tap by Waterevolution

Deep Adjust Trimless by Wever & Ducré

Ray Mini by Wever & Ducré

LS 990 switches by Jung

Bathroom

Livorno sink by Bathco

Flow taps by Waterevolution

Blink flush by OLI

Elba sanitaryware by Bathco

W153 Île lamp by Wästberg

Deep Bijou by Wever & Ducré

Ray Mini by Wever & Ducré 

Flauto 20 radiator by IRSAP

LS 990 Le Corbusier switches by Jung

Artworks

Painting “Percorso apotropaico” (80x80) by Piero Serboli

Painting “Sentir y sentarse” (80x60) by Rafa García López 

Painting “Mundo” (100x70) by Rocío Macías

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