Apartment renovated in Spain – A wooden wall separating the chambers

This renovated apartment is located in Pamplona, ​​Spain, and is a project of Iñigo Beguiristain. It has an area of ​​96 m2 and consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large open living space. The decor is modern and very much influenced by minimalism.

Renovated apartment in Pamplona, ​​Spain

The four rooms looked to the front part of the road have been replaced by a large space continues. Therefore, even 12 m2 were obtained for the two bathrooms instead of the original room. A unique design separates the living room and solves all the needs of an increasingly complex apartment. This unique wooden wall through the whole apartment and defines each of the premises.

Renovated apartment with minimalist furniture

All windows are fully dressed with white curtains. Revolving doors are a real asset. When closed, they connect uninterrupted wooden wall on both sides. At the opening, the distance and interrupt the continuity of the original to create a new, so the rooms are close to an integer. Geometry and variety of configurations at the same time as the continuous movement of the sliding doors and doors to create the illusion of an organism. The colors are simple and sober, that highlights the warmth of the wood surface. The only note of color is an olive green sofa in the living room.

Kitchen with dining area

light gray tiles

fronts of the kitchen without handles

large kitchen with island

Room minimalistsiches

small room with a desk