2260mm Architects Modernize Classic Spanish Architecture
Vasiliki Marapas — September 18, 2013 — Art & Design
References: architectlover & dezeen
The Casa by 2260mm Architects renovated Spanish architecture design into a more modern home that features a combination of old and new Spanish tiles. The architects maximized light on the ground floor by adding a courtyard accessible by a sliding glass door. The older gray tiles, from the 20th century, were updated with new patterned and colored tiles, creating a “carpeted” effect.
Other additions to the home include an extra storey, an indoor balcony and a new bedroom. The wooden floorboards were left exposed but painted white for a fresher, cleaner look. The house is a super spacious and airy design that mixes a classic and contemporary aesthetic for a modern, timeless feel. If you’re currently renovating and enjoy the idea of a Spanish-style home, check the work that 2260mm Architects did on this lovely 20th century Barcelona home for inspiration.
Other additions to the home include an extra storey, an indoor balcony and a new bedroom. The wooden floorboards were left exposed but painted white for a fresher, cleaner look. The house is a super spacious and airy design that mixes a classic and contemporary aesthetic for a modern, timeless feel. If you’re currently renovating and enjoy the idea of a Spanish-style home, check the work that 2260mm Architects did on this lovely 20th century Barcelona home for inspiration.
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