The starting point is European culture, reflected in modern architecture with Le Corbusier influences, combined with elements from typical Madrid homes like hydraulic tile floors, tile coatings, chestnut wood, and rough plaster on the walls. Peruvian touches are added in applied art, vegetation, color, and accessories, while the space aspires to a sophisticated yet casual New York atmosphere.
PHOTO:
Salva López
The starting point is European culture, reflected in modern architecture with Le Corbusier influences, combined with elements from typical Madrid homes like hydraulic tile floors, tile coatings, chestnut wood, and rough plaster on the walls. Peruvian touches are added in applied art, vegetation, color, and accessories, while the space aspires to a sophisticated yet casual New York atmosphere.
PHOTO:
Salva López
The starting point is European culture, reflected in modern architecture with Le Corbusier influences, combined with elements from typical Madrid homes like hydraulic tile floors, tile coatings, chestnut wood, and rough plaster on the walls. Peruvian touches are added in applied art, vegetation, color, and accessories, while the space aspires to a sophisticated yet casual New York atmosphere.
PHOTO:
Salva López
The starting point is European culture, reflected in modern architecture with Le Corbusier influences, combined with elements from typical Madrid homes like hydraulic tile floors, tile coatings, chestnut wood, and rough plaster on the walls. Peruvian touches are added in applied art, vegetation, color, and accessories, while the space aspires to a sophisticated yet casual New York atmosphere.