It seems like everything comes back, right? And decorative plaster was no exception. For years, we had it half-forgotten, displaced by smooth, textureless walls, everything more minimal and flat. But lately, something has changed. There's a shift, a return to detail, to craftsmanship. And that's it.
Who doesn't want to live in a quiet home, where the hustle and bustle stays outside and you can rest, work, or simply unwind without interruptions? The reality is that both street noise—cars, construction, neighbors—and the noise we generate inside—televisions, conversations, plumbing—can end up taking its toll if we don't
Painting a wall isn't just a matter of choosing a pretty shade. Behind every color lies an impact, an emotion, even a reaction that can influence how we experience a space. This is what color psychology studies: how colors affect what we feel, how we perceive.
There are projects that don't seek to attract attention, but that change everything. They're discreet, yes, but they transform the way you experience your home or business. They're called invisible renovations because they don't change the visual style, the finishes, or the furniture... but all it takes is a few days in the studio.
More and more people in Spain are deciding to renovate a second home for vacation use. Some because they want their own space to escape to for a few days; others because they see an opportunity to rent it out seasonally and make the most of it. The truth is, whether for pleasure or business, a renovation
There are homes that have something special about them. They don't need to say much, because they already do so with their shape and proportions. And yes, often, that comes from above. High ceilings make a difference. They provide air, light, a feeling of spaciousness that's hard to explain... and, once you have it,
When we consider carrying out any intervention in a building—whether a partial renovation, an extension, or a complete rehabilitation—a fairly common question arises: What works require a technical architect? The answer not only has to do with complying with the law, but also with ensuring that the result is
There are styles that become trendy and go out just as quickly. And others, quietly, stay because they fit well with the way we live. This is what happens with 'soft industrial' finishes, a way to give personality to spaces without making them cold or dull.
In interior design and architecture, there's an increasing appreciation for what goes beyond the purely aesthetic. The materials that triumph today are those that combine beauty with durability, sustainability, and practicality. And that's precisely where microterrazzo, a modern and refined version of terrazzo, is making a comeback.
