In the tranquil pre-Pyrenees of Lladurs, Spain, lies the Puigpinós Japanese Hotel, a unique retreat where tradition meets tranquility. Designer Kaoru Fujii has masterfully transformed a masia, a classic Catalan rural homestead from 1131, blending the minimalist elegance of Japanese design with the rich cultural tapestry of Catalonia.
This architectural gem offers eight distinct rooms, each a serene haven of Japanese-inspired decor, promising a disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Guests can indulge in the fusion of flavors at the hotel’s restaurant, where Japanese cuisine is reimagined with the finest Catalonian ingredients. Beyond its walls, the hotel emerges as a sanctuary nestled in nature, offering a suite of activities for relaxation and connection to the picturesque Solsonés region.
Dive into the architectural marvel of Casa 1945 by Nordest Arquitectura. Tucked in the old fishing town of Tamariu, Spain, known for its rocky coves and rugged charm, this modern house intertwines elegance with functionality. Overlooking the picturesque Tamariu Cove, this residence effortlessly combines traditional finishes with contemporary design elements, echoing the harmony of its coastal backdrop.
In the enchanting setting of Zahara de los Atunes, Cadiz, Spain, where sunsets and sunrises become mesmerizing spectacles, the House on the Air emerges. Crafted in 2023 by the renowned Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, this modern, minimalist house uniquely intertwines with its landscape.
From its grey stone foundation, reflecting the Arabic meaning of Zahara, “rocky place,” to the strategic positioning for unobstructed Atlantic Ocean sunset views, every detail resonates with the locale’s spirit. This marvel also boasts a serene courtyard, protecting against Tarifa’s strong winds, and a balanced interior layout, ensuring both privacy and panoramic beauty.
In the sun-drenched coastal town of Marbella, Spain, renowned for its golden beaches and upscale resorts, lies the Japandi Apartment. Designed by Tania Tsygel, this stunning apartment exemplifies the delicate melding of modern Japandi and Feng-Shui design styles.
Through a keen understanding of both Scandinavian warmth and Japanese minimalism, Tsygel crafts a harmonious living space that not only adheres to Feng-Shui principles but also serves as a tranquil sanctuary, resonating with vibrancy and comfort.
Unveiling Project 1710: a modern twist on traditional Mallorcan architecture by JLE Arquitectos. Settled amidst the rustic charm of Palma de Mallorca, Spain, this residential house artfully combines the region’s customary design with a fresh perspective.
Despite the expansive 14,000 m^2 (approximately 150,694 ft^2) plot, only a fraction is developed, ensuring this home stands as a beacon of modernity while embracing its enchanting surroundings, from the mountains to the meticulously designed gardens.
In the vibrant heart of Barcelona’s l’Eixample district, the historical Villarroel apartment has experienced a transformative redesign. Spearheaded by renowned designers Ruben Casquero and Annapratsjoanvalls, this project beautifully merges the elegance of yesteryears with contemporary comforts.
Retaining its distinctive features, like the hydraulic floor tiles, and infusing handcrafted elements by local artisans, the refurbished space offers a warm nod to the past while embracing the needs of modern living.
In the sun-soaked locale of Marbella, Spain, known for its pristine beaches and luxurious lifestyle, the Boho Apartment designed by Tania Tsygel stands as a sublime homage to Bohemian design.
This apartment resonates with nature-infused tones and patterns, merging the multicultural inspirations of boho style with Marbella’s coastal elegance. Every intricate detail, from the abundant greenery to the rich textures, coalesces to form an inviting, harmonious sanctuary that beckons visitors to experience a unique blend of comfort and sophistication.
Casa 1615, designed by Nordest Arquitectura in 2023, stands majestically on Begur’s hillside overlooking Aiguablava’s idyllic cove in Spain. This two-story, modern concrete residence offers breathtaking Mediterranean views, elegantly combining the ruggedness of wood-formworked concrete with the softness of natural wood shutters.
Meticulously designed spaces, crowned by an infinity pool, seamlessly bridge the indoors with Begur’s picturesque outdoors.
