The Glass model in gloss black and white lacquer was the right choice for this kitchen, as it reflected the sophistication of its owner. Highly aesthetical decoration and setting where there was room for practicality and comfort. The cooking and washing zones were separated from the storage zone, thanks to the two facing kitchen islands for perfect mobility and a separate column zone. The two kitchen islands are key features as they are placed facing each other and bathed in natural light that comes directly through the window, which perfectly fit in with the rest of the property.
After he had finished his post-graduate studies in marketing, Pablo decided to stay in the trend-setting and cosmopolitan city, where he trained to work as an executive in the stimulating world of fashion. He moved to a penthouse flat in the city centre where he could get away occasionally without going far from the bustle of the city.
When it came to decorating his flat, Pablo applied the same colour guidelines that he applied to the way he dressed: black and white. After so many business trips, he wanted his home to reflect his identity. He occasionally works there, but he also organises meetings and parties for his circle of friends, which is extensive due to the world in which he moves. He needed to create a place to return to and where he felt at home, together with a space to share music, anecdotes, confidences, catered dinners and drinks, and the kitchen had to be part of a whole and integrated into the rest of the house. However, Pablo also wanted to be able to enjoy the kitchen when he was alone, as part of a universe where he could rest and enjoy moments of inspiration and where the most important thing would always be present… light.

Jon’s understated elegance was the starting point when finding solutions for the interior design project. An Aqua model was chosen for the kitchen and all the household appliances were hidden in columns and only the washing and cooking zones and roomy work areas were left on view. The colour, a lead grey texture lacquer, which was highly in keeping with the setting and the personality of the owner, combines perfectly with a phenolic worktop made out of multipurpose resistant compact material, where the vitroceramic hob and sink could be built in. The suspended workshop gives the feeling of space while making it easier to clean.
Jon’s choice of architecture was vocational. However, he knew that everything requires hard work and perseverance. He know that those ruins would be his home from the very moment that he saw them. From then onwards, he only built using his ideas and successfully turned his project for his own home into reality with time and dedication. Meanwhile, the hours, days and years went by…
When working on the project for his own home, Jon sought to integrate it with the environment and also with his outlook, way of living, thinking… Therefore, he wanted a kitchen that said something about him in an understated way, which maintains in secret, a reserved, nearly mysterious philosophy. He needed a geometric place that did not enclose the kitchen in a single space, but it would be shared with the rest of the house to be able to dine, have lunch, breakfast and, even, work there. A lover of minimum expression and good taste, he was looking for an uncomplicated kitchen.

It could not have been any different… a pure white kitchen, with an area that is completely uncluttered, where the white satin lacquer of all the fittings is highlighted by the light. The space opens up with two kitchen islands, which are totally separated from the cooking areas, hung from the air. The worktop that joins both islands provides a sensation of volatility and ergonomics, while making it easy to clean. The whole area is fitted with a large number of cupboard, both in the columns and in the islands. He has opted to get rid of handles and to use clips and an electrical opening system. This combination adds calm and balance and the outcome is a pure, elegant and discrete kitchen… just like him.
They say that the Mediterranean fills people with life and peace. But it is much more for Lluis, a perfumer by profession. He sees the seas as an infinity of aromas and textures, a thousand sensations that affect each part of his life and, inevitably, are transferred to the place that he shares with the people that he cares most about.
In love with the sea, he needs a peaceful place next to it, a space where the purity is balanced, which transmits all the sensations of the Mediterranean is calm. Near to the sea, things are seen from another perspective and we tried to capture the smell of the waves, as if the seawater would rush into the kitchen at any time… A place where he could enjoy the landscape, bare-footed, alone or in company, with space for a family and which transmit the tranquillity and good relationship among them, the taste for the Mediterranean and the desire to share.