This Spanish apartment combines a colorful aesthetic with sculptural appeal and layout functionality. Entitled 'Casa Conxita,' the space is renovated by Escolano + Steegmann. The first noticeable feature of the interior design is its reference to the rooftops of Barcelona. The Spanish apartment boasts orange-colored terracotta tiles, as well as boldly geometric shapes, which are distinctly informed by the architectural style of the city.
Escolano + Steegmann divides the 84-square-meter flat into two — a private space with bedrooms and a large open-plan area that enables social engagement. This arrangement has another purpose, however. By strategically splitting the layout of the Spanish apartment in such a way, Escolano + Steegmann is able "to allow light to travel from one end of the [flat] to the other."
Photo Credits: José Hevia
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Colorful Aesthetics
- The use of bold and bright colors in interior design can disrupt traditional minimalist aesthetics.
- Functional Layouts
- Dividing a space into purposeful areas can create innovative solutions for small living spaces.
- Architectural Inspiration
- Drawing inspiration from local architecture can lead to unique and culturally relevant design choices.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Innovations in interior design can offer new solutions for small apartment living and creative design choices.
- Architecture
- Designers can draw inspiration from local architectural styles to create unique and culturally relevant buildings and spaces.
- Construction
- Construction firms can adopt new techniques and materials to support the colorful and functional design choices in architecture and interior design.
