Urban retreat

Pied-à-terre

Client
Private
Surface(m2)
260
Location
Barcelona, ES
Interior design
Just like a monastic retreat, this apartment was conceived as a new form of getaway in the center of the city. Free from personal possessions and filled only with a curated and selection of unique design pieces, this unconventional blend creates a timeless space, fostering profound introspection and contemplation.
Minimal objects
of desire
Custom-designed furniture kitchen becomes the ultimate expression of exclusivity and elegance.
The space transcends passing trends and remains timeless in its beauty and elegance.
Understated
grandeur
Opulence is no longer synonymous with excess, but manifests itself through quality and craftsmanship, adding layers of meaning and emotion to our surroundings. This balance between the luxurious and the authentic allow the essence of the athmosphere to shine.
“The serene foundation allows the featured pieces to shine in all their splendor.”
Heber Mata Architects
Luxury as
spiritual comfort
DAPHINE TERRA FLOORLAMP BY LUMINA, ONYX BROWN TRAVERTINE, “Magdalena, Pedro de Verona, Catalina de Siena y Margarita de Hungría” 1495 by Juan de Borgoña (replica), Lombard Chair by Charles Hollis Jones. Red Edition by Heber Mata, “Fractal” 2021 by Miguel Muñoz Heber
An environment that elicits calm emotions, a sense of well-being, and a feeling of exclusivity, with various elements custom designed by us. We take on many scales, from a chair to a city
The design promotes mental clarity by leaving the space free of distractions.
Based on the values of aesthetics, craftmanship and quality, every element is purposefully chosen to contribute to the overall experience.
In the bedroom, stress is left out, allowing the mind to relax and find the longed-for peace.
The bathroom:
Unexpected beauty
From improved safety and space optimization to seamless aesthetics, these concealed elements enhance functionality, elevating the overall experience of every space.
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Heber Mata
Web development
Ronald Postma Web
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Pied-à-terre

Urban retreat

Pied-à-terre