Susana and Javier were very clear about they wanted a house with a comfortable area for them and an independent one for their children, with common areas to share which them, who live away for studies, would have their small apartment when they returned home. “Our children are delighted”.
Two floors joined together without any order or criteria was the starting point of the project entrusted to us by Susana and Javier. The renovation involved redistributing their home while maintaining the same program of needs, including two living rooms, one for them and another for their older children.
Susana and Javier, both archaeologists and lovers of art and design, owned many unique pieces and artworks prior to the renovation, which were taken into careful consideration during the interior design process, finding their space and showcasing their value.
The solution involved consolidating the three bathrooms, the master suite's walk-in closet, and the library within a black box that also housed the interior air conditioning units. This volume is located in the center of the house and helps us define each space, achieving a layout with minimal hallways and interior partition walls.
"It's the key to the house, the choice of the black finish is a complete success, we love it!"
Susana wanted a bathtub and a shower in her bathroom. In this case, the solution involved designing a shower and bathtub enclosure made entirely of Krion.
Location: Alicante
Area: 205 m2
Year: 2018
Flooring: Oak wood flooring, width 18 cm.
Carpentry and panelling: Volta design_ black MDF board and white Zenit MDF board / Oak veneered niches.
Kitchen island and island countertop: made to measure in black granite with a leather finish.
Washbasin and toilet: solid surface washbasins, ROCA toilets.
Toilet bench: solid oak worktop.
Bathroom taps: TRES.
Photography: Agustín David Forner (agustindavid.com)
