Homelabdesign renovated a flat near Towers Quart in the city center of Valencia, Spain, for a young couple and their baby. Spanning 60m2, the space boasted high ceilings and historic details they chose to restore while giving it a contemporary spin and new layout.
The new layout has a better flow between the rooms and feels more open. One of the family’s requests was lots of storage which is incorporated throughout.
The kitchen is separated from the living room by a new wood and glass wall that keeps the sight lines open while offering definition. Detailed moldings were added to work with the original ones for a more cohesive look. The floors are covered in two materials – wood in a herringbone pattern and classic black and white tiles in the kitchen, hallway, and bathroom.

3 Comments
Varsha | Gatedcommunity on 01.23.2018 at 02:58 AM
First off, Awesome photographs. I love the layout completely. It really looks open with free-flowing space. The nursery, OMG!! the color white and earthy gray go well together. The color choice being white takes up the entire apartment to an exemplary lifestyle and extraordinary level. Thanks for posting such appealing photos, Caroline. Looking forward to more from you guys.
Martyna on 01.23.2018 at 06:47 AM
He, it is a cold intervior. Maybe the Spanish sun will balance it?
Especially the room of the baby, it is strange to paint it in such cold colours…
KMP Furniture Blog on 01.29.2018 at 01:17 AM
Lovely interior design, but they could have used more colors to it. Especially in the nursery room. I guess the warm weather in Spain will make up for it.
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