Carlos Serra Interior Design

One of the challenges that the interior designer Carlos Serra found in this spacious home were three pillars in the middle of what would later be the living room, for which he designed a large two-sided bookcase that serves to give the living room some independence from the kitchen.

A living room where the great protagonist is a free-standing fireplace that hides the third of the columns while separating the space from the living room with the television and another room to indulge in reading or conversation. It is in that same space where the interior designer has taken the opportunity to set up a small desk as an occasional office.

The other area of the house that stands out for its dimensions is the kitchen, all paneled in taupe color and with a large bar/table to eat or snack while interacting with the cook. The kitchen has a sliding glass and black aluminum enclosure that is hidden in the wall, which gives it insulation for occasions that require it.

Next to the living room we find the dining room with a very light table with eight little armchairs and a large five-light lamp that focuses the attention of the space.

For the main room, the stone color in all its wide range runs through the room creating a very relaxing space and in which the paper chosen as a headboard and a large leather pouf stand out.

In the other two rooms, pink and green, at the request of the young women, have gained strength and give each of the rooms its own personality.

The interior designer Carlos Serra has designed a very warm and welcoming house in large spaces, a job that is not easy to achieve, with an elegant and timeless Mediterranean style.

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