Barcelona’s tony La Nova neighborhood in the L”Eixample District hosts this chic, sun-filled apartment created to host a large group of vacationers. Set in a classical turn-of-century Gaudi-Modernist building, the apartment exudes lots of charm and festive elements such as pristine white living areas filled with comfort-minded furnishings and loads of brilliant color. The main . . .
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Spanish Casa Surrounded by Nature
This Spanish home is a sophisticated attic space, designed by architect Luis Velasco Roldán, looking out over a rich expanse of village greenery, which is continued into the dwelling in the form of small inner courtyards, patio and greenhouse, to promote connection between interior and exterior spaces. The dwelling, based in Selva has a minimalist . . .
3D Adaptation Of Architect Bruno Erpicum’s Labacaho House
Belgian architect Bruno Erpicum’s Labacaho House in Spain inspired German architectural visualization powerhouse Lichtecht to recreate the house in 3D. Talk about a cross European collaboration! The visuals show off the house under day and dusk lighting conditions and provide some great eye candy for design lovers. Check them out.
An Amazing Mansion in Madrid
First of all… WOW. Chew on these images while we take a moment to catch our breath here.
Barcelona House Oozes Color
If you’ve been to Barcelona, you’ve definitely experienced the vibrancy, magnitude, and quirkiness of its architecture. After all, Gaudi’s distinctive and beautiful architectural works are hard to miss, and so is this Barcelona home featured on Mi Casa Revista. We see the vibrant colors and the funkiness that define the Catalan region and are enamored . . .
Mesmerizing Villa in the Spanish Coast
‘All that glitters is not gold’ certainly doesn’t apply to the Villa Colani on the Spanish island of Majorca. This house, which was inspired by the well-known designer Luigi Colani, went for a cool $28 million on eBay classified, after being completed in 2009. This ultra luxurious retreat has every comfort covered from the 1,230 . . .
