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The PIPA Interior Design studio, formed by Paula Balboa and Beatriz Pinto, in collaboration with Luisjaguilar Arquitectura, was in charge of the renovation of this Madrid home, located in a building of the 40s.

The original distribution responded to the classic of the old floors of the Salamanca district: a kitchen, a bathroom, two living rooms and a distributor that led to a bedroom. Hence, the starting point was to reorganize its 100 m2.

MORE COMFORTABLE SPACES
With the demolition of some partitions, the floor changed completely. It was decided to eliminate one of the rooms to win a second bedroom and a part of the distributor was renounced in favor of another bathroom. Thus, after the works, the house now has a living room, two bedrooms, the kitchen and two bathrooms, in addition to a terrace of 40 m2, where a corner of living was created.

LIGHT AND COLOR
The reform project, in addition to optimizing the available meters, managed to provide the house with greater brightness. And, when they chopped one of the walls of the master bedroom, they found a big surprise: there were two boarded windows that logically opened. Once the new distribution was defined, the works focused on renovating both the carpentry and the coatings.
The gotelé was removed from the walls and painted in a very soft gray throughout the house, except in the dining room where it was played with a darker tone to delimit it from the living area, with which it shares space. The original parquet floor was preserved,
that only sanded and varnished, in hall and bedrooms; in the living room, it was replaced by a clearer stage, which was combined with a high white lacquered skirting board, just like the doors.

CLASSIC UPDATED
The interior design was also carried out by PIPA Interior Design, which aimed to integrate the inherited classic-style furniture that the owner had in contemporary-style decorations. How? In addition to combining them with pieces designed by the study of Paula Balboa and Beatriz Pinto, such as the headboard and bedside tables of the master bedroom or the mouthpiece of the fireplace, a base in white and neutral tones was chosen, to which were added brushstrokes of contrast in intense tones.

Thanks to the harmonious mix of different materials, shades and textures, serene and elegant environments were achieved.


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