Inside the home, the highlight is the living–dining area, a warm, welcoming space thanks to the extensive use of wood on floors and walls. For the seating area by the fireplace, Verónica Mimoun selected the sculptural Algorithm pendant lamp by Vibia, custom-designed sofas and armchairs upholstered in Jab Anstoetz and Crevin fabrics, a coffee table made of stacked logs, two swivel armchairs, the Eileen side table by BMB, and several Brick stools by Gervasoni. Framing the entire composition is the Monasch rug by Best Wool Carpets, while the Noctambule floor lamp by Flos takes center stage.

Adjacent to the living room, the open-plan dining area features a large Concorde table by Poliform with a marble top, paired with upholstered chairs in Chivasso fabric by Jab Anstoetz, all illuminated by the iconic pendant lamps from Louis Poulsen.

The staircase, crafted in wood with corten-colored painted iron balusters, leads to the upper level, where the layout includes a primary en-suite bedroom, three guest rooms, and a children’s room.

In the primary suite, the bed features a custom-designed headboard upholstered with Güell Lamadrid fabrics. The bespoke nightstands combine wood and iron, topped with Tacha lamps by Flos. Decorative cushions in Muirfield fabric by Les Créations de la Maison and a terracotta-colored throw by Mantas Ezcaray add texture and warmth to the room.

Verónica Mimoun

Verónica Mimoun studied Economics and Business Administration at ESADE, completing her academic training in the United States and Paris. Her family’s real estate business—and frequent site visits with her father—sparked her passion for design. Creative, intuitive, and curious, with a deep love for architecture, art, and nature, Verónica has become an accomplished interior designer with a strong emotional compass and a remarkable ability to understand what her clients want—and need—for a better life. She believes that emotion is the key force behind the profession.

Verónica Mimoun Studio was founded over ten years ago with a clear philosophy: to turn every house into a true home. To achieve this, a dedicated team of professionals applies the Mimoun method—establishing a close, personalized dialogue with each client, carefully analyzing their needs, offering creative, tailored solutions, and guiding them toward a design that feels uniquely theirs.

The result is an original and meaningful design rooted in craftsmanship, noble materials, resource optimization, and a firm commitment to sustainability.