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Housing in Barcelona

Rocco Bibbiani transforms a small apartment in Sarrià into a loft full of light and colour

1 November 2026

In a 1919 building in Barcelona, Bibbiani designs an open-plan space with steel beams and columns painted blue and green, a stainless steel and mosaic-tiled kitchen, and a wooden staircase that conceals cupboards.

Casa MiDi: a home in Barcelona’s Sants neighbourhood that grew in step with a new life

27 October 2026

Júlia Marbà Prats

In the Sants neighbourhood, architect Júlia Marbà and designer Rocco Bibbiani transform an early 20th-century flat for a couple expecting their first child. Júlia tells us about a project in which the building work and life moved forward at the same time. It should have been called the House of Fertility.

La Casa del Pirata: Raúl Sánchez restores the grandeur of a 19th-century privateer’s palace in Mataró

18 October 2026

Antoni Cuyàs left Mataró at eighteen and returned a rich man to build on the Rambla a palace, now renovated, worthy of his legend.

Maria Just restores a family home among the vineyards of the Penedès, with wood as the common thread

2 October 2026

The interior designer brings new life to the wood of the house where her client grew up, and turns it into the material that unites architecture, furniture and everyday life for a new generation.

Pia Capdevila designs a family duplex in Barcelona, with an exclusive territory for the children on the upper floor

29 September 2026

The interior designer reserves the ground floor for social life and the parents' rest, and turns the upper floor into a home of the children's own, with spaces to play, study, read and sleep.

The house that grew looking at the sea, facing the Rambla and the Paseo Marítimo of Badalona, by Alventosa Morell

1 August 2026

A house between party walls that, despite its narrow limits, finds in light and air its true free space; turned toward the Rambla and its palm trees, it continuously receives the sea breeze.

Oliver Segura rehabilitates a centuries-old wine-producing masia in El Maresme and transforms it into a rural hotel that revives its ancient history

5 June 2026

Andrés Moratinos

The intervention, based on heritage conservation and sustainable architecture criteria, preserves the original morphology and weaves an interior itinerary where each room reveals a layer of rural Catalan architecture.

In this apartment in Barcelona’s Eixample, Àbag Studio develops an open, tactile and Mediterranean interior architecture

27 May 2026

The renovation builds on the existing architecture, extending it with a palette of travertine, green onyx and walnut, an open brief designed for entertaining and sharing, and a level of craft that runs throughout the project.

Vallribera Noray Arquitectes designs a house in Sabadell with natural materials and bioclimatic strategies

20 May 2026

On a narrow, deep plot in Sabadell (Barcelona), a couple builds their home with minimum resource consumption, maximum comfort, and spaces calibrated for the efficiency of a twenty-palm house.

Casa Sota la Mola: an architecture that finds its form from the place, the Sant Llorenç del Munt i l’Obac mountain range, north of Barcelona

20 May 2026

Andrés Moratinos

Twobo's architecture found a way to inhabit, without disturbing it, an oak woodland with red earth: an ethics of presence that, in the best sense, makes this house a place to live differently.

Nook transforms a commercial unit into a home, achieving a sophisticated and serene space from its brutalist spatiality

15 May 2026

A diaphanous commercial ground floor in a 1950 residential building, in Barcelona's Gràcia neighbourhood, with concrete porticos, generous clear height and visual access to the landscaped courtyards of the interior block.

Bardo transforms a flat in Barcelona’s Gracia neighbourhood into a continuous sequence rooted in its own structure

29 April 2026

After removing several load-bearing walls, the ceramic vault that would give the project its name and language came to light. The Catalan revoltó, emphasised with colour against a backdrop of warm neutrals, is the starting point of a renovation where every decision responds to the same constructive logic.

A house in the Catalan Maresme that recovers Mediterranean constructive logic to respond to climate, place and the passage of time

2 April 2026

This house designed by architect Sergi Viñals recovers an essential architectural logic in which material, the thickness of the wall and the relationship with place once again occupy the centre of architecture.

A penthouse in Barcelona designed by Pia Capdevila where calm, functionality and beauty coexist

31 March 2026

The project develops a new spatial layout and a warm, timeless material language, where bespoke carpentry, design pieces and elements with history coexist.

The fulfilled dream of young architect Júlia Marbà Prats: building her own home-studio for herself, her partner and their child

27 January 2026

Júlia Marbà Prats

“Casa Oasis is the jewel I had always dreamed of. It is that goal for which many of us begin studying architecture: without knowing whether someone will ever commission a project from you, but with the certainty that, at the very least, you will be able to build your own.” —Júlia Marbà

Rocco Bibbiani transforms this home in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighbourhood into a dynamic, joyful and comfortable living space

19 January 2026

The interior designer uses colour as a design tool, creating spaces that bring a vibrant atmosphere to this singular setting.

Somos Nido designs a home that reflects the calm and authenticity of Barcelona’s Gràcia neighbourhood where it is located

2 January 2026

Andrés Moratinos

In this home, there is a balance between practicality and beauty, order and spontaneity, without rigid hierarchies. It is a project conceived so that every day of this family unfolds with naturalness and calm.

Núria Selva creates a domestic oasis on Barcelona’s Gran Vía, proving that calm can also inhabit the heart of the city

14 December 2025

The renovation begins with the aim of constructing a space capable of absorbing the movement of the exterior and returning it in the form of silence, filtered light and restrained materiality.

Architect Bernat Riera opens the doors of his recently renovated home, restored by Sigla Studio, which he directs together with architect Sergi Puig.

7 December 2025

Andrés Moratinos

In this 1925 residence, the architects reinterpret the Catalan building tradition through honesty and emotion, recovering textures, amplifying the light, and reclaiming interior calm as the foundation of contemporary living.

Catalán and García Orte reinterpret a live-work house in a contemporary key

21 September 2025

An architecture simmered from values shared with their ceramist friend: the fascination with light, the flexibility of spaces, chromatic sobriety, material austerity, and the beauty of craftsmanship.

Ingrid Matheu converts a stately apartment in Barcelona’s uptown into a modern, timeless and highly livable home

15 September 2025

The residence recovers its stately essence, but with a lighter spirit, designed to be enjoyed day by day.

Laura Muñoz and Aromir Arquitectes transform a 1920s residence in Barcelona’s Eixample into a luminous oasis where past and present coexist in harmony

6 June 2025

This thoughtful intervention recovers a historic dwelling, turning it into a warm, flexible, light-filled refuge that responds to contemporary ways of living without compromising the spirit of the place.

Bárbara Aurell designs a home in Barcelona’s Cotxeres de Sarrià with light-filled, multifunctional spaces

18 February 2025

The designer radically transformed the house while respecting its origins—filling every corner with light and creating a new layout of flexible spaces that can open or close as needed.