We journeyed to the Plaza de Colón in Madrid to present a project in which we have participated. MINIM Madrid has carried out the furnishing and lighting of this house, in close collaboration with Vilablanch, the studio in charge of carrying out the interior architecture project that has transformed this apartment from the 70s into a contemporary design space, designed for both live as to work.

In the day area, the USM Haller modular system takes on special prominence. A composition that combines drawers and shelves in two different heights, and that works as the perfect storage solution for both the home and the office, was chosen. It is accompanied by the Nyhavn table and Reading chairs by Finn Juhl, a NeoWall sofa bed by Living Divani, the Womb Chair by Knoll, the 375-H1 stool by Walter Knoll, the Bench and the Eye Table by Finn Juhl. In lighting, the Taccia table lamp by Flos, the Bolb floor lamp by Konsthantverk and the Marseille wall lamp by Nemo are chosen. As decorative elements, the iconic Alvar Aalto vases and decorative bottles designed by the artist Carmen Pinart are chosen. The day area is completed by a bulthaup b3 kitchen in stone color, designed by bulthaup claudio coello.

In the night area we find the bedroom and the bathroom. In the room, the wall covered with the Perle mosaic by Micro works as a headboard for the Simple bed by Zeitraum, accompanied by a Cappellini bedside table and the Eclisse lamp by Artemide. In the bathroom, designed by MAT by MINIM, the mosaic that acts as a headboard extends, becoming the wall for the shower. The washbasin consists of a Laufen brand sink, Gypsum countertop, Fez taps and Solid mirror, both from Agape. The Zanotta's Teti T coffee table, in green, completes the bathroom area.

Interior architecture: Estudio vilablanch
Furniture and lighting: MINIM Madrid
Bathrooms: MAT by MINIM
Kitchen: bulthaup claudio coello
Fotos: Jordi Folch