INTERIOR DESIGN

The house in Carlet

Interior design and architecture project carried out by the Ideas Interiorismo studio forming a great team with the architect Víctor Tatay. A very exciting project for the Ideas Interiorismo studio from start to finish for two reasons to highlight: the clients, a lovely family very excited and involved in the project and willing to make any change and, of course, for the final result.

Open spaces predominate in the day areas, connected to each other, only separated by floor-to-ceiling glass doors that are concealed when opened. In this way there is free transit and everything is connected, thanks to the installation of the same flooring in the interior as in the exterior we manage to enlarge the house. This way we obtain a living - dining room without clear visual separations, enlarging the space.

In the kitchen, the same criteria have been followed as for the rest of the day areas, opening up the spaces. A central island, located towards the exterior, encompasses the main services while the rest of the space is used for storage and breakfast area. The hygiene of white has been combined with the warmth of the wood that enhances the black of the windows and the decorative elements.

The staircase is in the central area of the first floor, making its design visible in all communal areas during the day. The plinth has been recessed to hide the lighting inside it, creating an optical effect of volatility. The wooden latticework hides the side of the staircase while acting as a decorative element, being the protagonist in the central area of the house. The backlit handrail invites us to go up to the upper floor.

In the master bedroom, a warm and cosy atmosphere at night has been created thanks to the materials and colours used. The wall covering of the headboard is made of strips of unspun paper, which brings naturalness and elegance to the room. The rooms on the first floor are neutral and we gave them freshness by using the green colour range for the decorative elements such as the beds or the household linen.

Light-coloured wall coverings with textures that resemble natural stone, white lacquered furniture with seamless solid surface worktops and large mirrors providing spaciousness. The warmth comes from the wood and the backlighting in warm light.

In a home of these characteristics it is essential to focus on the details that compose it in order to create a timeless design. Following the natural flooring in all the rooms, using common finishes such as the same tone in the wood or black in the metallic elements, creates this union of atmospheres throughout the day area.

By using large windows facing the garden and the swimming pool, we eliminate the barrier between the interior and exterior spaces. The exterior of the house takes on special importance within the project, and due to the architecture, a terrace has been created that runs longitudinally throughout the house. Attached to this, a wooden deck frames the swimming pool and solarium.

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