REPORTAJE EN HOLA LIVING

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Feb 20, 2024

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Artículo referente al proyecto de decoración de una vivienda de 500 metros a 4 vientos en el barrio de Chamberí ya reformada y con una base muy neutra (paredes blancas y suelo de parket sin pulir). Se optó por darle un aire cosmopolita siguiendo la personalidad de los clientes y replicando los elementos originales de la vivienda de principios del siglo XX, tales como artesonados, puertas, panelados y otros elementos representativos sin perder de vista la comodidad y la funcionalidad.

En este proyecto a medida, las piezas – en su mayoría del siglo XX- proceden de diferentes partes del mundo, principalmente de Europa y Estados Unidos. Los clientes, grandes aficionados del mundo del arte, confiaron en nosotros para la creación de prototipos de mobiliario así como el asesoramiento tanto en pintura como en escultura con una propuesta moderna y exclusiva.

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Born in Barcelona, Spain, with a self-taught artistic training -as he studied law- and with a marked passion for art, architecture and design, he began his professional career in the world of interior design in 2008 participating in casa decor Madrid inaugurating “Apartment seventy four”, a space located in the dome of the Luchana Palace that included a light sculpture of the renowned physicist and British Nobel Prize winner, Paul Friedlander. With a marked influence of Catalan modernism and art deco from the beginning of the century, his professional career is mainly focused on a constant commitment to achieve new decorative challenges with a clear maxim: “In decoration everything fits as long as you get the balance between materials, shapes, colors and textures”.

Born in Barcelona, Spain, with a self-taught artistic training -as he studied law- and with a marked passion for art, architecture and design, he began his professional career in the world of interior design in 2008 participating in casa decor Madrid inaugurating “Apartment seventy four”, a space located in the dome of the Luchana Palace that included a light sculpture of the renowned physicist and British Nobel Prize winner, Paul Friedlander. With a marked influence of Catalan modernism and art deco from the beginning of the century, his professional career is mainly focused on a constant commitment to achieve new decorative challenges with a clear maxim: “In decoration everything fits as long as you get the balance between materials, shapes, colors and textures”.

Born in Barcelona, Spain, with a self-taught artistic training -as he studied law- and with a marked passion for art, architecture and design, he began his professional career in the world of interior design in 2008 participating in casa decor Madrid inaugurating “Apartment seventy four”, a space located in the dome of the Luchana Palace that included a light sculpture of the renowned physicist and British Nobel Prize winner, Paul Friedlander. With a marked influence of Catalan modernism and art deco from the beginning of the century, his professional career is mainly focused on a constant commitment to achieve new decorative challenges with a clear maxim: “In decoration everything fits as long as you get the balance between materials, shapes, colors and textures”.

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