Senda, Madrid

The interior is conceived as a calm continuum of light, texture, and proportion, where each space unfolds naturally into the next. Soft daylight filters through sheer curtains, washing pale oak floors and warm neutral walls with a gentle glow. The atmosphere feels quiet and intentional, defined by restraint rather than excess.

In the living area, a low, sculptural sofa anchors the room beneath a subtle abstract canvas, its earthy tones echoing the warmth of the timber paneling opposite. The vertical slatted wall introduces rhythm and depth, framing the integrated media unit with a quiet architectural presence. Light grazes the wood surface, creating delicate shadows that shift throughout the day. The palette remains cohesive, creams, soft terracottas, muted woods, allowing texture and natural light to take the lead.

The kitchen continues this language with seamless cabinetry and clean horizontal lines. Integrated lighting beneath the upper units casts a warm band across the backsplash, emphasizing material continuity and precision. It feels efficient yet understated, designed to blend into the living space rather than dominate it.

In the master bedroom, a full-height timber headboard wall establishes a sense of intimacy and calm. The grid composition introduces subtle geometry while maintaining softness through fabric panels and layered textiles. Natural light moves gently across the surface, reinforcing the room’s quiet rhythm. The secondary bedroom adopts a lighter expression, with twin beds and curved headboards that soften the space, creating a welcoming and balanced environment.

Across all rooms, the design relies on proportion, light, and material honesty. Nothing feels forced. Each element contributes to a cohesive atmosphere that is warm, contemporary, and quietly refined.