The apartment has an area of ​​70 m2, located in a building built in 1925 in Valencia (Spain). The owner is a young person who loves the sea and surfing, wanting to own a living space with strong Mediterranean inspiration but still ensuring modern and convenient functions.

When starting to renovate the project, the team of architects encountered many challenges. The space in the apartment was initially very dark due to being divided into small pieces, but after the renovation, it became airy, filled with light with a texture and finish that evokes the image of the sea.

The facade is covered with turquoise tiles, in harmony with the surrounding buildings.

Sand-colored floors, reminiscent of the long local beaches. The interior and decor are Mediterranean in style.

The living room is located next to the window, helping to optimize natural light and good air circulation.

The living area is connected through a large central dining table in green made of patterned tiles and turquoise slate, reminiscent of the movement of ocean water.

The kitchen has neutral tones and oak wood, open design facing the living room, connecting both spaces.

Hidden behind the wall cabinet system with small wooden slats are large storage compartments, helping to keep the space neat and tidy.

The private area includes a study and a bedroom with a private bathroom and dressing room. The architects kept the old red brick load-bearing wall intact, with entrances connecting the dressing room to the bedroom and bathroom.

The bedroom has minimalist furniture, neutral tones consistent with the overall style of the entire apartment.

The red brick wall acts as a highlight for the interior space.

The bathroom is designed with dry and wet areas scientifically and conveniently.

Interior layout plan.

The project was carried out by Paloma Bau Studio (Spain).