Ático Curvo Offers Scenic Views Over Valencia’s Old Turia Riverbed
This Destudio interior design in Valencia, Spain, centers around views over the old Turia riverbed. Ático Curvo features a glass facade, living room, kitchen and bedrooms that share the view, and further blur indoors and outdoors with a terrace replicating interior functions. A sculptural staircase uncovers construction details. This design also features a sloping roof, natural wood ceiling, soft-toned mortar walls, double-height ceiling, solarium, outdoor bath, open kitchen, black curved iron surfaces and natural wood.

Views of Turia Riverbed Define Ático Curvo
They undertook a drastic shell removal to ensure that the scenery would be visible from almost every corner of the property – moving the day zone, kitchen, and master bedroom closer to the façade – and demolished an overbuilt mezzanine that obstructed the living area.

Ático Curvo’s Layout Blurs Interior and Exterior
There is not only an outdoor living and dining area but also a solarium, a bath, and an additional open kitchen that doubles the surface area through a nearly hidden, glass-enclosed room.

Rustic Aesthetic Complements Natural Backdrop
To encourage guests to linger and enjoy, the Harmony and Harmony Studio sofas, designed by Toto Ferrara and Silvio Longhin for Athmosfera, were selected.


Ático Curvo’s Details Enhance Leisure Environment
Destudio designed the staircase, almost like a sculpture, as both a functional element and a decorative one. Black curved iron is used on the outer surfaces, while natural wood is used for the interior steps.

Blurring indoors and out, the terrace design mirrors the interior functions with Harmony outdoor sofas for lounging, the Quilt M.2500 table and Wild seat cushions designed by Ethimo for shared dining and multiple sunbeds.

Destudio Applies Design Principles in New Ways
To ensure that the designers are heading in that direction, care was taken in studying every element of this apartment, and all the ways in which it is optimized.

Antonio Lupi’s mirrors in the bathroom offer that same ease; their curved glass through the vertical composition and exudes imagination.

Lastly, though neither Lig & Domus N took centre stage in the project, both rugs give presence to the table. In different design variations, each exploration has subtle details that balance and bring harmony to this hotel-style setting.
Photography courtesy of Destudio
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