The challenge: transforming a former commercial space, originally divided into two premises and arranged in an L-shaped layout, into a comfortable family home.

Tailored to the clients’ wishes and needs, we designed an open kitchen and a living–dining area overlooking the patio. The bathrooms were finished in microcement made with natural pigments, while synthetic parquet flooring was chosen for the rest of the home.

The warm, homely atmosphere is enhanced through details such as a chalkboard wall in the kitchen—perfect for writing notes—and the restoration of family furniture, including an old table once used for kneading bread.

El proyecto en esta casa unifamiliar abarcó varias intervenciones: el diseño de la habitación de las niñas y de la escalera, la selección de los acabados y pavimentos interiores y exteriores, incluidos los de la piscina, y asesoramiento en la elección de las terminaciones de la fachada.

Como interiorista, también estuve al frente de todas las decisiones sobre mobiliario e iluminación.

Proyecto en colaboración con el arquitecto Joaquim Roura.

The renovation of this house, built in a former mill, allowed us to recover the Catalan tuff flooring on the ground floor, where an open kitchen with a traditional hearth was installed. The rustic approach was complemented by granular textures in the finishes of the oak wood ceiling.

On the walls of the first floor, we chose wood treated with white paint to bring more brightness to the space and enhance the natural light entering through the skylight.

Project developed in collaboration with the Taller d’Arquitectura Sau studio.

This is a turnkey project carried out on a recurring basis to renew the appearance of the apartments in this rural tourism complex through the introduction of small changes.

The design of the built-in masonry furniture is inspired by Mediterranean houses, combining wood and the natural stone present in the structure of the house.

The aim of the project was to create a more pleasant and welcoming environment for family life. My role as interior designer focused on the selection of finishes and flooring, the design of the kitchen, and the choice of furniture as well as the wall coverings and sanitary fixtures for the bathrooms.

This is an example of a turnkey furnishing project. In addition to designing the headboards and bedside tables, I was involved from start to finish in all the decorative decisions, from the selection of furniture to the choice of bed linens, curtains, and artworks.

The lamp above the dining table is a design piece that evokes a fishermen’s net, an element that connects with the essence of this seaside town. A mobile by the French artist Laurent Martín was installed on the staircase.

The client wanted to transform the rooftop of the family house into her own living space. We preserved the original Catalan tuff flooring, the stone walls, and the exposed wooden beam ceilings.

The terrace section was clad in pine wood, conceived as a box-like structure, to add depth to the space and create a distinct atmosphere.

Project developed in collaboration with the Taller d’Arquitectura Sau studio.

The clients wanted to improve the connection between the entrance and the living-dining area. After removing the walls that separated these spaces, a screen made of vertical tiles was installed to connect the environments while at the same time defining them.

In this project, I was also responsible for selecting the furniture and making interior design decisions for the kitchen, bathrooms, and staircase.

Restyling of tourist apartments using furniture from different brands and reworking small elements of the design.

The project consisted of opening up the kitchen in order to gain views of the sea and make the most of the home’s privileged location.

To evoke the color of the pine trees visible from the kitchen, the design took inspiration from the bottle-green tone characteristic of ceramics from La Bisbal.

As for the furniture, neutral tones were chosen to enhance the color of the tiles.