Architecture and interior design: Masquespacio

Masquespacio presents its last project for Danzas Studios, a series of holiday apartments in Valencia.

The project for Danzas Studios takes its name from the street in the old town of Valencia where the apartments are located. From the beginning the aim was to create interiors that could make the guests live the authentic Mediterranean style, highlighting Valencia’s interpretation.

Thus, for the design there was a clear research to use common materials from the Mediterranean, most of them produced locally like the terracotta visible on the $oors, some benches and headboards; while lattice bricks are another material used to divide the space or simply build part of the living room tables. Another recognizable material from the Mediterranean is trencadis, here represented in the kitchen and on some headboards.

Kitchen with a table, chairs, custom lights and a tile flooring. — Kitchen

Bedroom with a large bed, pillows and a glass window. — Bedroom

Bedroom with a large bed, pillows and glass windows. — Bedroom

Sitting area with chairs, table and a tile flooring. — Sitting area

Kitchen with a sink, silver curtains, custom lights and a tile flooring. — Kitchen

Dining area with a wooden table, chairs, custom lights and a tile flooring. — Dining area

Living room with couches and a tile flooring. — Living room

Kitchen with silver curtains and a tile flooring. — Kitchen

Kitchen with silver curtains, sink and a tiled floor. — Kitchen

Bedroom with a large bed and headboard. — Bedroom

Bedroom with a large bed, pillows and glass doors. — Bedroom

Living room with couches, wooden table. tile flooring and custom lights. — Living room

Living room with couches, tile flooring and custom lights. — Living room

Sitting area with couches, custom lights, table and a tile flooring. — Sitting area

To avoid that the identity of the space would end up with a rustic and too traditional look, Masquespacio although incorporated a range of decorative elements and materials that break with the conventional aspect like the silver curtain used in the kitchen and the tube lamps on the wall. Another aesthetic that stands out are the organic forms on walls and artworks also created by the Valencian design studio for the project, being a clear reference to the contemporary Mediterranean style

Last but not least, through the use of curtains and upholstery with an earth tone color palette the aim was to create a touch of warmth for the space, while the apartments were also decorated with di(erent objects and furniture from the Mas Creations collections designed by Masquespacio like the ‘Cono’ $ower pots and the U chairs from the living rooms, next to a range of additional articles, like lights and chairs custom-made in ceramic and wood, directly produced at the studio’s workshop.