A cheerful and colorful 65 m² apartment

This area for gathering and relaxation comes to life thanks to the colors. Blue reigns: the upholstery of the sofa, in a Nordic line, stands out against the wall, stained in the same color although in a softer tone, which provides luminosity. In the wall decoration, dotted with various objects – mirrors, pictures and cube shelves – a lamp with articulated arms stands out. Carpet, from Ikea. Cushions, designed by Pili Molina and made by La Mandragora with Designers Guild and Lacroix fabrics. Wall lamp, by Thai Natura, in La Mandragora. Fiber chair, purchased from Mimub. Cube shelves, by Maisons du Monde. Table lamp with a mustard color shade, by Ixia, for sale at La Mandragora.

They add value to an interior design of counted pieces. On some metal suitcases, a composition of
framed vinyls. Marcos from Ikea. Suitcases and photo holder cage, by Maisons du Monde.

The colorful style with retro winks that decorates this apartment flees from the conventions. Daring and fun are the guidelines that guide the project, always in small pieces and lightweight design.

With a current architecture, this newly built apartment is distributed in very bright square or rectangular rooms, which facilitate the arrangement of the furniture, but without notable structural elements. This project places emphasis on interior design to counteract the simplicity of the spaces. With a neutral base of quality coatings, perfect to carry out this risky bet, the result is balanced and vibrant. Ethnic blue wood coffee table, from Maisons du Monde. Round metal and sheet table, purchased at Mimub. Frida Kahlo’s painting comes from a flea market. On the wall, mirrors, by Ixia, for sale at La Mandragora.

Various, special and colorful colors. The pieces that decorate and set the dining room have nothing to do with each other and, nevertheless, they fit in this corner, where a past is recreated in full color with garden chairs, other interior designs and even a tufted sofa. On the wall, a particular vertical garden: flowers invade the crockery displayed on wooden shelves. The lighting comes from a unique lamp with three bulbs and red cables. Table, chairs (gray and blue) and flower plates, from Maisons du Monde. Sofa, design by Pili Molina, made with Designers Guild fabric and red patent leather by La Mandragora. Cane chairs, flower tablecloths, glass candy boxes and wooden shelves, from Ikea. Round wall mirror, by Ixia, and hedgehog sculpture, by Thai Natura, both in La Mandragora.

On the wall that connects the hall with the dining room, a metallic arrow indicates the direction of exit. The use of posters is a trend. Sign Exit, of Maisons du Monde. Barcino paper, from the firm Güell Lamadrid, currant color, purchased at the Mandragora Decoration store.

A wall with a lot of foundation, papered with a geometric design, gives continuity to the hall and dining room. Masfotogénica, the studio in charge of interior design, took advantage of this passage area with a custom-made piece of furniture, which serves as a console and work table, thanks to the top that is flown on one side. The furniture, in bubblegum pink, is a design by Pili Molina made by Raíces con Arte. It includes a storage area and its envelope is topped with a mirror plinth, which extends to the wall. Painted paper Ginger, from the firm Güell Lamadrid, acquired in La Mandragora. Coat rack Clifford and red signal Exit; both from Maisons du Monde. Baskets and flexo, from Ikea. Stool, for sale at Mimub.

The hall is welcoming, but its meters are also profitable with a console that is used as a makeshift work table. In the background: wooden bench and mirrors, by Ikea. Yellow cushion, Lexington signature.

The total white of the kitchen was far from the concept raised in the rest of the house. The interior designer transformed so much neutrality into a plus since the finishes allowed adding colors. In the background, a window through which you can access the clothesline and washing area. Furniture, from the firm Xey. Kitchen table, from Ikea. Chairs, by Maisons du Monde. On the counter: copper fountains, purchased from Mimub.

Although the kitchen floor plan is narrow, a mini office has been created with a console-type table attached to the wall, facing the work area. The retro wink is put by the chairs. Cloth, by Zara Home. Sartén, by Masol. Wall clock, in Mimub.

Where two eat, three do … In this kitchen a mini corner for breakfast and fast food with a narrow console has been earned, suitable for up to three people. A luxury in the minimum space!

The decoration of the children’s bedroom also boasts a mixture of pieces that adapt to different styles; although, above all, the functionality of all of them stands out, with various uses and the possibility of adapting to different distributions, as the child’s needs change.
World map and bed, from Ikea. Bedding, blanket and cushion, from Lexington. On the headboard wall, a lamp, purchased from Mimub. As a table, an auxiliary cart, from Ikea. Carpet, by Maisons du Monde.

Practical, functional and with several corners.
This is the children’s room: table, stools and bench, by Maisons du Monde. Pili Molina designed the back cushions. The Mandragora made them. Floor lamp and curtains, from Ikea.

Shelf and coat rack, by Ikea. Metallic Star, from Lexington. Metal cabinet, from Maisons du Monde.

How daring! The soothing greenish blue of the bedding nuances the intensity of the blue of the walls, a very fresh combination for a home that faces the blue of the sea. A risky chromatic mix, which has been successfully resolved thanks to the white notes, touches of luminosity in a clean and light decoration. White lacquered bamboo headboard, purchased at the Reto a la Esperanza Association market. Bedding, from Lexington. Rectangular cushions, made with Designers Guild fabric by La Mandragora. Vinyl paper, by Moonsoon, in La Mandragora, where the floor-to-ceiling lamp also comes from, from the Thai Natura firm. Rugs, for sale at Ikea.

A secretary-type desk jealously guards souvenirs, cosmetics and accessories as a makeshift dressing table. Desk and curtains, from Ikea. Leopard rug, from Zara Home. On the desk, a gilt mirror, recovered on a rake.

In the master bedroom, next to the bed, a large multi-body closet occupies the entire front, with doors in the same finish as the floor. Between the bed and the wardrobe, a must-have accessory to check the picture before
to face the day: a standing mirror. Mirror, by the Ixia firm, in La Mandragora. Side table Jakkara, for sale at Maisons du Monde.

Next to the flown washbasin, an open high shelf has been placed in a dark color, which contrasts with the textiles and accessories of the bathroom, most of them in gray and bluish tones.
A detail: the towel rail has been installed on one side of the shelf. Shelves and boxes, from Ikea. Towels and candles, from Lexington.