A refurbished 65 square meter apartment in the beating heart of Barcelona
A house to enjoy in good company – located in the pulsing heart of the Catalan nightlife – with double bedroom and a reading mezzanine area
Colorful bean bags mark out the mezzanine reading area, right above one of the two bedrooms. Exposed brickwork and wooden beams suggest the historic vibe of the building
The first sleeping room, under the sign of functionalism, design by Miel Arquitectos and Studio P10 for two roommates. Custom-made furniture, Ikea bed and floor playing with different materials: oak wood and hand crafted tiles
The first double bedroom of this Barcelona apartment designed by Miel Arquitectos and Studio P10 includes also a tiny studio. A light blue touch provided by Eames Elephant chair for Vitra
Left. A simple ladder with wooden rungs leads to the mezzanine, right above the Ikea bed. Beside, A tiny bathroom furnished with Kaldewei shower tray. A project by Miel Arquitectos and Studio P10 in barcelona. Right. Original tile flooring combined with warm oak wood for this refurbished apartment in the heart of Barcelona
Left. A discreet sliding door in white veneer wood divides the two bedrooms from the living area. Light blue Vitra Eames Plastic Side Chair. Right. A view of the kitchen, with white exposed brickwork and rationally linear wall lights supplied by CA2L. Steel double wash basins and a vase full of mimosa flowers. Barcelona refurbishment by Miel Arquitectos and Studio P10
Compact surface and cosy atmosphere for the second bedroom of this three-room apartment in Barcelona designed by Miel Arquitectos and Studio P10.
The mezzanine provides a corner to relax and read. In the foreground, the bathroom with custom-made furniture washbasin and sink designed by Villeroy & Boch
A 65 square meter refurbished apartment in the historic heart of Barcelona. Located in a building dating back to the early 1900, the three-room apartment has been redesigned by Miel Arquitectos in collaboration with Studio P10, according to the functionality of the spaces and their use.
The arrangement of the house is interestingly unusual: on a rather compact surface two tiny housing units coexist, each one provided with its own sleeping area and bathroom. Right in the middle lies a small living area, with a kitchen and an open space dining room.
The abundant natural light flooding from the windows and the warmth of the oak wood accompanied by the original Mediterranean style tile flooring are inviting elements to communal living. The light colors and the custom-made furniture provide a very lively yet intimate atmosphere. The challenge? The right balance between privacy and sharing.
www.mielarquitectos.com
www.p10designstudio.com
by Marzia Nicolini / 11 December 2015
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