In Madrid's Prosperidad neighborhood, Kresta Design has transformed a tiny 68 m² apartment into a functional and light-filled space. The tenants' brief was based on a clear premise: to optimize the space without sacrificing a high-quality, warm, and lasting atmosphere.

  • The apartment, located on the fourth floor of a 1950s building, had a highly compartmentalized structure, typical of the period. However, it concealed an unusual feature: three facades opening onto the street. This exceptional condition allowed for a design focused on light and cross-ventilation, without the need for radical demolition.

    Rather than a complete demolition, the proposal reorganized the floor plan to free up the common areas and create visual continuity. A natural flow was established from the entrance to the back of the house, where the spaces flow organically into one another without sacrificing functionality or rhythm.

The heart of the home is the kitchen, designed as a natural extension of the living-dining room, and features fronts in LAMINATE Sable and Metal, two finishes that bring luminosity and reflect the sober and contemporary character of the rest of the project.

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Casa Benigno, as the project has been named, is an example of how a precise, contained and luminous renovation can transform a modest home into a space with intention.

Project:

Kresta Design

Photographies:

German Saiz

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