In a house located in Majadahonda, on the outskirts of Madrid, the challenge was to harmonize the brutalist character of the building, designed by architect Luis Alfonso Pagán. The result is a project that achieves that difficult combination of functionality, warmth, and a sensitivity to design.

  • The renovation is based on a clear premise: to open up the common areas to improve their connection and respect the building's architectural essence. Thus, the kitchen opens generously to the living and dining room, creating a spacious, bright, and flexible daytime area. A hallway connects the rest of the rooms with a fluid circulation that accompanies the daily rhythm without interference.

    In this setting, family life is experienced unfiltered. The furniture throughout the home establishes a common thread that unites the spaces. In the kitchen, the WOOD Oak finish fronts bring a natural feel and visual continuity. The bathrooms, finished in Pine Lacquer, introduce a subtly colorful touch. And the wardrobes, which combine White Lacquer with WOOD Oak, demonstrate the versatility of the finishes.

Far from being a static space, this house exudes flexibility. It's designed so that every stage of life can find its place: from playing in the kitchen to working from home, to shared moments around the table. The atmosphere created here isn't meant to overwhelm, but rather to be a companion. And its authenticity lies in that balance between the everyday and the aesthetic, between the practical and the sensitive.

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Project:

Bureau alternatif

Photographies:

Sergio Pradana

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