The original house, dating back to 1920, is part of the Cabanyal neighborhood in Valencia. Our intention is to preserve the most defining elements of the building’s identity: its generous ceiling height of more than four meters, the exposed stone found in the central columns and walls, the original timber beams on the upper floor, and above all, the sense of scale that defines the space.
A room facing the sea Work in progressThe frameless doors and soft curves transform the corridor into a fluid, elegant space. Along a striking brick wall, we’ve created a master suite that accentuates the depth and linearity of the layout. By opening up the living room and kitchen, we’ve crafted a generous, light-filled open plan — a truly diaphanous space that invites connection and ease. The frameless doors and soft curves transform the corridor into a fluid, elegant space. Along a striking brick wall, we’ve created a master suite that accentuates the depth and linearity of the layout. By opening up the living room and kitchen, we’ve crafted a generous, light-filled open plan — a truly diaphanous space that invites connection and ease. The frameless doors and soft curves transform the corridor into a fluid, elegant space. Along a striking brick wall, we’ve created a master suite that accentuates the depth and linearity of the layout. By opening up the living room and kitchen, we’ve crafted a generous, light-filled open plan — a truly diaphanous space that invites connection and ease.
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CLIENT Cabanyal, Valencia
Interior
Private
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