Domingo Renovation: A Light-Filled Transformation by Aramé Studio in BarcelonaDomingo Renovation: A Light-Filled Transformation by Aramé Studio in Barcelona

Domingo Renovation: A Light-Filled Transformation by Aramé Studio in Barcelona

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The Domingo Renovation by Aramé Studio is a masterful revitalization of a neglected home in Barcelona's iconic Eixample district. Completed in 2023, this 200 m² project celebrates the harmonious blend of tradition and contemporary design, breathing new life into a dark and disjointed space while reconnecting it with natural light and tranquility.

Recovering Original Materiality and Character

One of the key challenges in this renovation was rediscovering the home’s original elements. Over the years, the residence had been altered and concealed under layers of modifications. Aramé Studio carefully stripped these additions, uncovering a stunning cast-iron pillar hidden within masonry walls.

Another significant recovery was the restoration of the original glass gallery, a feature that floods the interiors with natural light, transforming the previously gloomy atmosphere into a bright, welcoming space.

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Design Features: Seamlessly Blending Tradition and Modernity

Fantasy Room: A Luxurious Retreat

At the heart of the renovation lies the Fantasy Room, designed as a private suite. This unique space combines green marble, warm wood, and reflective mirrors to create an elegant and immersive experience. The green marble wall separates the bedroom and bathroom, enhancing privacy while playing with light, reflections, and steam to evoke a luxurious ambiance.

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Central Axis: Kitchen and Dining

The kitchen and dining area form the central axis of the home, designed to maintain the original floor plan’s integrity while adding modern functionality. The narrow, elongated kitchen island extends toward the garden, establishing a strong indoor-outdoor connection through a sleek glass façade.

To honor the home's history, the floors feature hydraulic tiles that reinterpret traditional patterns with a contemporary twist. These tiles are paired with bespoke furniture that complements the original architectural elements.

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A Tranquil Oasis: The Garden of Silence

The courtyard, now known as the Garden of Silence, is a centerpiece of this renovation. Once isolated from the living spaces, it is now easily accessible via a new, broader staircase. This tranquil garden serves as a serene retreat from the bustling streets of Barcelona, offering residents a place for relaxation and reflection.

The landscape design enhances the calming atmosphere, creating a harmonious dialogue between the house and its natural surroundings.

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Improved Vertical Connection

A major improvement in the layout is the construction of a wider, more functional staircase. This feature bridges the gap between the living spaces and the courtyard, fostering seamless movement and interaction between these contrasting areas.

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 A Model for Urban Living

The Domingo Renovation exemplifies how thoughtful design can transform neglected spaces into modern sanctuaries. By blending historic architectural elements with contemporary innovations, Aramé Studio has created a home that is as functional as it is beautiful.

The restoration of light-filled spaces, the elegant Fantasy Room, the tranquil Garden of Silence, and the seamless indoor-outdoor connection all combine to make this project a standout example of sustainable and sensitive urban renovation.

This renovation is a perfect inspiration for anyone interested in preserving the architectural heritage of Barcelona while embracing modern living standards.

All Photographs are work ofDEL RIO BANI
All Photographs are work ofDEL RIO BANI
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