The three bedrooms have a minimum size as our clients plan to spend the most time of their vacations outside on the beautiful beaches of Playa d’Aro. Nevertheless, each bedroom accommodate a comfortable double bed with night-stands.

Symmetry is the right way to give the bedroom a serene flair. Sticking to one light color is an easy way to make a small bedroom feel less claustrophobic. A neutral color way gives it a subtle and refined appearance.

The kitchen is designed in mixed materials. Even a small kitchen can seem larger with an open concept and white upper cabinets.The kitchen space occupies minimum space with its refined high breakfast table attached to the wall that separates the kitchen from the passage to the bedroom’s zone.

The sitting area shares the space with the kitchen and entrance in the corner. To have more privacy the entrance door was enclosed between high volumes of furniture. The vertical grid of wooden planks partially separates the sitting zone letting the natural light reach the back wall with the entrance door.

There’s something about velvet that softens up a bedroom. The rattan panels are meant to be the main source of light in the bedroom. Chest of drawers with incorporated vanity table was especially designed for the project. It’s merged with the wall and doesn't look heavy. The mirror is hidden under the even surface and can be opened when needed.

The multifunctional floating composition hosts a tv stand, storage, and a complete working place. It’s always a balance of having it feel elegant and elevated but also livable. The fine solid wood wall panel and horizontal surface is vibrant element that makes a statement. Work from home nook with the beautifully tinted wooden writing desk surface. The double crystal table support. Overhanging shelve with incorporated lighting is slimmer over the working surface and provides comfortable exploitation.

The custom-made sofa is surrounded by the passages to the night zone. Two tall sliding doors are hiding on the partition wall letting bigger perspective appear in a rather small apartment. Wide sofa’s armrest and trendy upholstery detailing bring the luxury touch. A place that feels good.

Her bedroom, where color rules the mood, is the most romantic place in the house. It is spacious and filled with light. The back wall behind the bed is covered with custom-made wallpaper bringing us to the forest with flourishing trees. Overall tenderness is spinning around french-style custom made circular banquette in deep violet velour with storage under the soft seat
The custom bed in fine pale rose velour with a hidden light, white circular chest of drawers CONGA.

View from the bathroom to the master bedroom through wide glass sliding door. Light features of adjoining bedroom and bathroom. Chrome features on the sand color wall tiling.

The guest bathroom is in an achromatic mood. A stark black-and-white color palette and low ceilings lend the space a markedly more serious temperament. White elongated custom-made monolith sink counter elegantly covers installation for sanitary and plumbing. Bathroom essentials and accessories are in a stylish matt black finish. The black heated tower rail. Shower bypass door with a black frame.

Family interaction is a central theme. This wide-open layout allows family members to feel a sense of togetherness even while enjoying different activities: play, work, cooking, entertainment, etc. The space along the back wall leaves plenty of open space for activities, while the bookshelf prevents the area from looking underutilized. The kitchen feels large within the context of the room, but further inspection shows it is relatively compact. The workspace is somewhat limited on the inner half of the island but there’s plenty of room to work on the outer edge. Both layout and furniture focus on the quality of space and simplicity first without sacrificing aesthetics. Because most of the functional kitchen tools are located on the side of the island facing outward, the parents can watch the children play while food is cooking.

My role was to provide all the architectural blueprints (CAD). Approved by designers and investors, they were to be realized at the site. Those were designs for interior and exterior spaces, complex facades, external and internal pedestrian bridges, food courts, and a system of shopfronts. MEP and HVAC engineers coordinated the designers. To come to agreements on technical details and finishing materials, our team was engaged in negotiation meetings. My responsibility was to fix and report all the unsolved questions for further development.

Concealed lighting along the mall fascias supports the customers' vertical movement. Lighting on horizontal surfaces and edges helps to define the volume.

Due to the long mall space, the treatment of the mall horizontal surfaces matters to creating the ambiance and demonstrating the quality. The fascia edge lighting also improves the vertical attraction for the customers.
Cost and schedule implications are moderate and do not surpass the increase in commercial value.

The tenant’s voice is the voice of the mall. Systematic sign allocation creates an identifiable shopping environment. Minimalistic bulkhead and neutral pier solutions define a tenant’s shop front.

The bridges are part of the vertical attraction of the mall. They also create breaks in the long linear mall and should be, therefore, emphasized. Bridges are an important circulation feature that provides a vision and visibility within the mall. They provide placemaking and amenities. Lighting features highlight them.