Estudio Reciente has renovated the 0R23 apartment in Madrid, Spain, updating its interior by incorporating oak wood, terrazzo, and various marbles to create a tactile and tranquil atmosphere.
The design expands the visual space by connecting the living room, kitchen, and terrace, maintaining continuity through terrazzo flooring and oak wood panels. The master bedroom features Alpi Sottsas Grey laminate, while the bathrooms showcase a mix of marble, adding identity and character.
Nestled at the foot of Monte Abantos, in San Lorenzo del Escorial, lies Casa Rubens – weekend retreat designed by Estudio Reciente. This single-storey house, envisioned as a warm Mediterranean getaway for a young Madrid family, draws inspiration from the 1950s summer homes of Cadaqués. Color takes center stage in this inviting abode, which doubles as a venue for gatherings and artistic showcases.
With a special nod to the region’s rich history and proximity to the Monastery of El Escorial, this comprehensive renovation seamlessly blends modernist flair with vibrant hues. Get ready to explore a colorful, modernist masterpiece in the heart of Spain.
