The apartment Cappuccino It is the reflection of the personality of its owner, a project with a divine aesthetic by Insayn Design Society. The study is based on the idea that the “mission of design has always been to create interior experiences”, so it focused on optimize the entry of outside light in the home to create a space with a very wide perspective full of sensations for the viewer.
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From any point, the 49 m2 of floor that the house has are visualized.
This apartment is located in the Raval, a neighborhood with character, so it is located in an old Barcelona building, with a complicated layout. The Integral reform He eliminated three small rooms, one of them was used as a corridor to go to the bathroom, to turn the apartment into a single environment, very bright and without barriers.
Every meter counts so the dining area has had a piece of furniture, designed by Michelle López and Celia Antúnez, architect and interior designer, respectively, who founded the Insayn Design Society studio convinced that “normality is boring” and with the full conviction that projects must be approached “from a different point of view than what people are used to”. The custom bench hides a storage system, very practical for the apartment, which gains meters and gives depth to the space when the door is opened.
The ceramic flooring is wonderful, an original element that the owner wanted to keep.
To taste, the colors, so the apartment presents a color palette full of energy. In the classroom, gray has been chosen for the sofa with chaise longue and turquoise to delimit the wall that gives access to the kitchen and has a curious curved shape. The vaulted ceilings have been painted white to improve luminosity.
The play of colors is maintained in the kitchen, with custom furniture and a nod to geometry in an original shelf flown over the cooking zone. Despite being small, the kitchen has a large storage space with side shelves and paneled cabinets and refrigerator.
The bedroom includes a dressing room hidden behind a turquoise curtain.
The interior design of Cappuccino it is very cool, bold and unconventional, as its owner. A traveler fascinated with Thailand, a self-confessed urbanite, who loves to be relaxed and bets on less is more. A woman who prefers salty passion fruit ice cream to chocolate cone and who enjoys the beach more than the mountains. His aesthetic tastes favor proportion in linear elements.
The bathroom, in beige and dusty pink, is very feminine. The worktop has been used to place an original freestanding washbasin, with retro taps. Minimal taste is key, since it has only been decorated with two mirrors.
More information on the Insayn Design Society studio page.
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