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Diagonal Mar Apartment
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Diagonal Mar Apartment
Barcelona, Spain
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
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With the last Barcelona Design Week 2015 architecture and interior design studio YLAB Arquitectos
Barcelona opened the doors of one of their most recent projects: one private home in the Diagonal Mar
district in Barcelona. With the participation of prestigious international design brands, the interior design
showcases their most prominent products.
It is a renovation that has sought for the redistribution of the existing space, giving priority to the common
spaces and directing them towards the terrace, with views of Barcelona and the see. This way, the
terrace and the longitudinal window that connect the home with its environment become the central
elements in the project.
The common areas, formed by the kitchen, the dining and the living room, are aligned with the studio
along the large window. This allows for the maximum use of light and exterior views. At the same time,
the private spaces flow into the interior, while the corridors are enclosed into two perpendicular axes
that run the apartment from one end to the other.
The materials and finishings create a contrast between the ivory white base color of the cabinets or the walls, the oak wood finish of the parquet pavement or wall claddings, and the graphite color on elements such as the large window or the kitchen shelves.
At the living room and the studio, the existent windows are covered by a large graphite frame that
connects the windows and frames the exterior view. This element additionally hides the indirect lighting,
composed of a LED band and Deltalight lights, and the graphite roller blinds by Acor.
The living room is furnished with a light sofá by Casadesus, a Santa i Cole lamp and the two Nelson
coffee tables by Vitra over a rug by Matèria shop. The living room area completes the space with the Vitra
EM table and chairs and the Beat suspended lamps. The living room is separated from the kitchen by a
central white cabinet that hides the sound system and the loud speakers by white acoustic fabric doors.
The work of arts decorating this space are by artists Frank Plant, Pol Viladoms and Iñigo Arregi of the
Barcelona art gallery Victor Lope.
The custom-made cabinetry of the kitchen comes from the white wall cladding of the hallway that turns
and transforms into the columns and an open workspace. The oak backsplash and graphite colored
shelves help the kitchen unite with the living room in a zone wher both communicate.
A sliding door connects the living room with the studio, preserving the predominance of the large exterior
window. The custom-made furniture, including desk and shelves, is all finished in white lacquer. The
MDM lounge chair, the Marset Polo floor lamp and the poufs by Materia shop form a reading corner. Two
photos by Ciro Frank Schiappa hang on the wall.
The exterior terrace is finished in graphite color as an extension of the living room perimeter frame.
The floor, planters and a modular low bench are covered with bush hammered porcelanic tiles by Inalco,
forming a unity that doesn’t distract from the spectacular view that runs from one end of the city to the
other. The upholstered pillows by Dickson, the low solid wood table and the Cala lamp by Marset
complement the exterior furniture.
The main bedroom is formed by a narrower closet that precede the bedroom, furnished by a black
lacquered bed and bedside tables by Besform and the Scantling lamps by Marset. The oak wood wall
cladding acting as a headboard, the bed linen by Kokoklim and the linen curtains by Acor add warmth and
comfort.
The bath is entirely covered by grey porcelanic tiles, except the ceiling, that is made of oak wood. A builtin
mirrored cabinet is flush with the wall over the washbasin cabinet by Ikebe. The faucets and bath
accessories are by Tres.
The apartment is equipped with the home automation system Myhome by Bticino controlled by the
elegant Axolute touch screens.
Barcelona opened the doors of one of their most recent projects: one private home in the Diagonal Mar
district in Barcelona. With the participation of prestigious international design brands, the interior design
showcases their most prominent products.
It is a renovation that has sought for the redistribution of the existing space, giving priority to the common
spaces and directing them towards the terrace, with views of Barcelona and the see. This way, the
terrace and the longitudinal window that connect the home with its environment become the central
elements in the project.
The common areas, formed by the kitchen, the dining and the living room, are aligned with the studio
along the large window. This allows for the maximum use of light and exterior views. At the same time,
the private spaces flow into the interior, while the corridors are enclosed into two perpendicular axes
that run the apartment from one end to the other.
The materials and finishings create a contrast between the ivory white base color of the cabinets or the walls, the oak wood finish of the parquet pavement or wall claddings, and the graphite color on elements such as the large window or the kitchen shelves.
At the living room and the studio, the existent windows are covered by a large graphite frame that
connects the windows and frames the exterior view. This element additionally hides the indirect lighting,
composed of a LED band and Deltalight lights, and the graphite roller blinds by Acor.
The living room is furnished with a light sofá by Casadesus, a Santa i Cole lamp and the two Nelson
coffee tables by Vitra over a rug by Matèria shop. The living room area completes the space with the Vitra
EM table and chairs and the Beat suspended lamps. The living room is separated from the kitchen by a
central white cabinet that hides the sound system and the loud speakers by white acoustic fabric doors.
The work of arts decorating this space are by artists Frank Plant, Pol Viladoms and Iñigo Arregi of the
Barcelona art gallery Victor Lope.
The custom-made cabinetry of the kitchen comes from the white wall cladding of the hallway that turns
and transforms into the columns and an open workspace. The oak backsplash and graphite colored
shelves help the kitchen unite with the living room in a zone wher both communicate.
A sliding door connects the living room with the studio, preserving the predominance of the large exterior
window. The custom-made furniture, including desk and shelves, is all finished in white lacquer. The
MDM lounge chair, the Marset Polo floor lamp and the poufs by Materia shop form a reading corner. Two
photos by Ciro Frank Schiappa hang on the wall.
The exterior terrace is finished in graphite color as an extension of the living room perimeter frame.
The floor, planters and a modular low bench are covered with bush hammered porcelanic tiles by Inalco,
forming a unity that doesn’t distract from the spectacular view that runs from one end of the city to the
other. The upholstered pillows by Dickson, the low solid wood table and the Cala lamp by Marset
complement the exterior furniture.
The main bedroom is formed by a narrower closet that precede the bedroom, furnished by a black
lacquered bed and bedside tables by Besform and the Scantling lamps by Marset. The oak wood wall
cladding acting as a headboard, the bed linen by Kokoklim and the linen curtains by Acor add warmth and
comfort.
The bath is entirely covered by grey porcelanic tiles, except the ceiling, that is made of oak wood. A builtin
mirrored cabinet is flush with the wall over the washbasin cabinet by Ikebe. The faucets and bath
accessories are by Tres.
The apartment is equipped with the home automation system Myhome by Bticino controlled by the
elegant Axolute touch screens.
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