EstudioReciente’s new work holds our hands to dream of new worlds. Worlds as fabulous, dreamlike, unreal, marvelous, and imaginative as that of Alice in Wonderland, a place where everything seems possible and objects express themselves, captivating us through the vibrant language of color.
Following the path of hues and materials, continuity and coherence are achieved in the journey, with seamless transitions between different materials, colors, or textures. Against the prevailing beige backdrop in the space, terracotta tones stand out in transitional areas, while the use of green hues defines spaces such as the kitchen, the main bathroom, and the dressing room.
The rehabilitation project is founded on two premises: firstly, the resolution of the floor plan as a collection of interconnected livable spaces, and secondly, the vistas generated by the connections between these spaces.
EstudioReciente crafts a creation that appears to have emerged from an imagination as pure as that of a child. The residence, situated in the Chamberí neighborhood of Madrid, within a building designed by Luís Martínez Feduchi in 1953, sets the stage for a tale with a clear moral: color is not synonymous with disorder or chaos, but rather with life, joy, and intrigue.
