Solbot House
Each and every corner of this home is designed to be enjoyed in company, whether with family or friends.
For this reason, and as a specific requirement by the owners, comfort and convenience are always present, as we can see in the living room of this home, designed as a semi-open space with dining room and kitchen.
The corner sofa, upholstered in purple fabric by James Malone, is an imposing piece and the true protagonist of the room.
The upholstered with Carlucci’s Bison fabric Chester armchair, a design by Molins, adds a touch of sophistication to the space, together with the coffee table, a stainless steel structure designed by our team.
Character and personality define the Solbot House in all its aspects. This fully renovated house in Barcelona stands out for its spectacular interior design and decoration. With just a glance, surprising is the special boldness in its chromatic range, as well as the particular distribution of its furniture.
This is a total renovation of a house of around 180 square metres. A house converted into a luxurious flat with a dream decoration and unique design pieces.
The main premise for this renovation, located next to Santa Amelia Park in Barcelona, was to focus on looking out for solutions that could maximise the entry of natural light indoors. In addition, we wanted to enhance the fantastic views of the park, from the living room or even from inside the kitchen.
Molins Design embarked on this total refurbishment with certain guidelines and defined objectives: aside from creating an ‘open space’ flat, with integrated living room and kitchen, we also thought of a new design for the bedrooms and bathrooms.
The stylish entrance hall of this house functions as a distribution room through which the different spaces are accessed.
To achieve this sophisticated effect, we designed a console unit with cupboards and a plinth with a shelf to hold pictures and photographs in different formats, illuminated with a top LED strip.
For the small terrace, located next to the living room, we decided to use the same shades as those used in the interior, in the textile accessories, in order to provide a chromatic continuity between both atmospheres.
Distributed around a large isle, with a strong presence of black in different textures, this kitchen features a particular ‘window’, which transfers the wonderful views and natural light from the living room into the whole space, as well as the playing with backlit effects and reflections generated in the furniture does.
To achieve the desired layout, we decided to design a half-height wall with a double function: in the dining area it is used as a bench that accompanies the Margot Ghiaccio table and chairs by Infiniti Design, and on the kitchen side, acts as a support element for the kitchen isle’s electrical installations and induction hob.
All furniture in this functional and aesthetic kitchen was designed by our interior design studio in a gloss-black finish, a chromatic proposal that adds character and sophistication to the space.
The two-burner induction hob and the teppanyaki hob are Smeg models, as well as the under-counter freezer, the built-in fridge, the oven and the microwave oven. The extractor hood is a Pando design, and the mixer tap is a piece by Teka.
The intentional play of reflections from mirrors, transparencies and the use of an optical white tone for the furniture designed by our team, in contrast with the black colour of the washbasin countertop, manage to get the most out of this bathroom with limited surface.
The shower area, separated from the rest of the elements thanks to the installation of a laminated glass screen on the fixed sides and tempered glass for the sliding door, becomes a small luxury for our senses, thanks especially to its chromotherapy shower system, by Ramon Soler.
To create the children’s bedroom we opted for full use of space, so we designed and installed a custom-made bunk bed system, built in varnished oak veneer, which marks the way to a study area.
As for the chromatic range of this space, we can observe the clear use of wood and neutral tones in the furniture and wall coverings -checkered fabrics by Pierre Frey-, bright colours for the Drop chairs by Infiniti Design and anodised orange in the Tolomeo micro table lamps bases by Artemide.
