This was a project about light, flow, and balance. A home in Sant Cugat that felt generous in its structure, but needed warmth, order, and personality. 

From the start, I knew the kitchen would become the heart of the transformation — not just a place to cook, but a space that connects everything: the entrance, the garden, the stairs, and the people who live there.

We worked with clean, uninterrupted lines, matte finishes, and a palette that feels quiet yet strong. The island, sculpted in soft white, floats at the center like a calm anchor, surrounded by tall graphite cabinetry that hides functionality with elegance. 

The lighting was treated like punctuation — subtle, precise, never overbearing. I wanted the space to speak softly, but clearly.

Throughout the house, the language remains consistent: natural wood, soft textures, and sculptural curves. The staircase became a central gesture — a spiral of movement framed in black and oak, connecting all floors through light and rhythm. The bathrooms, though compact, are full of intention. 

Rounded sinks, brushed brass accents, and floral details create intimacy and simplicity without losing character.

For me, this was never about filling the space — it was about editing, about removing what’s unnecessary and allowing the essential to shine. It's a home that breathes, that flows, that quietly says everything it needs to.