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CASA MOOD<\/h2>\n

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Casa MOOD is located in a building from the early twentieth century, located on a busy entrance road to the city of Barcelona.<\/p>\n

Its crushed interior was the result of the construction system and lifestyle of the beginning of the century, and it was becoming less and less functional for its inhabitants: the most used spaces during the sunny hours: kitchen, dining room and study; did not receive natural light, as they were articulated around small and dark inner courtyards.<\/p>\n

On the other hand, there was no link between the daily dining room and the living room, so the latter only entered the “scene” for occasional celebrations.<\/p>\n

It was essential to prepare the house for the possible need to receive a member in a wheelchair. An “adapted” house was one of the biggest challenges in this restructuring.<\/p>\n

Thus, the project was a great challenge: to relocate the program of a single-family house with demanding requirements, in a rigid multi-family building, where the structure of load-bearing walls on the second floor made the demolition of load-bearing walls unfeasible.<\/p>\n

Following these premises, we kept the load-bearing walls intact, without renouncing to a functional redistribution of the rooms<\/p>\n

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In the search for an open, integrated and well-lit day area, we arranged the kitchen-dining-living room facing the fa\u00e7ade. In the gazebo, linked but independent, we resolved with custom furniture, a desk with capacity for the two members of the couple.<\/p>\n

We converted the old study into a laundry-pantry, responding to the owner’s request to have as much storage space as possible.<\/p>\n

We split the old kitchen in two, converting it into an en-suite bathroom and a maid’s room. In this way it was possible to solve an en suite bathroom that can become “adapted” by simply removing the shower screen.<\/p>\n

In the master bedroom the meters of the old en suite bathroom are added, providing a solution of open and adapted dressing room, structured from a custom-made furniture with which the headboard of the bed and the walk-in closet are solved.<\/p>\n

The materials used are reduced to three: wood, microcement and porcelain. The chromatism is also reduced to three: gray scales, wood and the occasional use of copper elements. These choices become the guiding thread of the interior design project.<\/p>\n

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