Residence in Barcelona by Marta Castellano
Residence in Barcelona is an inspiring residence located in Barcelona, Spain, designed in 2015 by Marta Castellano.
About Residence in Barcelona
Nestled in the heart of Barcelona, the “Residence in Barcelona” stands as a testament to Marta Castellano’s vision of blending grunge with industrial design. Conceived in 2015, this residence captures the essence of Spain’s architectural beauty with a modern twist.
The Industrial Embrace
Upon entry, one’s gaze is immediately drawn to the open-plan living room, where exposed white brickwork and wooden beams overhead whisper the building’s history. A dark, plush sofa offers a stark contrast to the whitewashed surroundings, asserting the room’s grunge aesthetic. Here, Castellano balances raw textures with cozy comforts.
A Study in Contrast
Transitioning to the bathroom, a serene oasis awaits. The archway, a nod to traditional Spanish architecture, frames the standalone tub – a centerpiece that exudes modern luxury. Rustic elements like the wooden ladder and brickwork maintain the grunge undercurrent.
Restful Modernity
The bedroom is a haven of tranquility, encased by flowing curtains and soft, neutral tones. A canopy bed anchors the space, providing a modern retreat that speaks to the comfort found in simplicity. Even in repose, the grunge elements persist, evident in the textured walls and industrial accents.
Continuing through the residence, each room articulates Marta Castellano’s commitment to her craft. The kitchen juxtaposes state-of-the-art appliances with rustic brick walls, while the dining area becomes a communal hub, centered around a robust wooden table. Here, past and present are in constant, harmonious dialogue.
Finally, the lush presence of greenery in a casual sitting area brings a breath of freshness to the industrial backdrop, concluding the journey through this architectural marvel. The “Residence in Barcelona” remains a pinnacle of design, where Marta Castellano’s mastery of grunge and industrial styles crafts a living space that is as timeless as the city it resides in.
Photography by Carlos Muntadas
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- by Matt Watts
