Controlled relationship between spaces is sought, the interior merges with the exterior. The kitchen is integrated into the daytime area. Its island is clad in a block of stone using Fiori di Bosco by Porcelanosa, as well as countertops, fronts, and ceiling of the countertop area. Neutral tones are used, white, beige, grays, and natural oak to give warmth to the space, leaving all the prominence to the sea views.
The housing is completely renovated, adapting to a renewed way of understanding spaces and how to inhabit them. Another way of relating to the outside and enjoying its privileged location facing the Mediterranean Sea.
On the first floor, open spaces are also sought, orienting the views towards the sea. In the suite bedroom, the bathroom remains semi-open to the night area, strategically protecting the views. The decorative mosaic, Marbella model, serves as a backdrop to the shower area. All the coverings are from Porcelanosa.
