Pamplona

Pamplona / Spain / 2024

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A significant restoration project was carried out on the penthouse of a 19th-century building in the centre of Pamplona, a place where tradition lives side-by-side with modernity. In keeping with the spirit that defines the city, the apartment has thus been transformed into a contemporary living space, seamlessly integrating the timeless character of the Minotti furnishing pieces.


The flat was designed with a focus on making the most of the daylight that floods the environments, helping to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The high ceilings and spacious areas foster a feeling of freedom and openness, while still ensuring a heightened sense of privacy.


The Horizonte seating system by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27, capable of creating a cosy island of relaxation, is the beating heart of the living area. The adjacent space features the Oliver Lounge table by Rodolfo Dordoni as its protagonist, accompanied by the Sendai sofa and small armchairs, the latter in a vibrant ochre hue, designed by Inoda+Sveje.


The living area is connected to the dining area through three elegant portals favouring visual and spatial continuity: here, the light design of the Yoko dining little armchairs by Inoda+Sveje dialogues harmoniously with the Osaka rug, resulting in a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere.


The night area, featuring the curved volumes of the Torii armchair by Nendo, stands out for its ability to blend indoor and outdoor spaces. The expansive glass window opens onto an outdoor patio, where the Quadrado modular seating system by Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 creates a versatile space that can be adapted to meet the diverse needs of open-air living.


A unique penthouse where contemporary design meets historic architecture, enhancing each space with modern, refined stylistic choices.


 


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Un importante lavoro di restauro ha coinvolto l’attico di un edificio del XIX Secolo nel centro di Pamplona, luogo in cui tradizione e modernità convivono. Alla stregua dello spirito che permea la città, l’appartamento si è trasformato così in uno spazio abitativo contemporaneo, dove il carattere senza tempo degli arredi Minotti trova la sua perfetta collocazione.


La residenza è stata concepita per sfruttare al massimo la luce che inonda gli ambienti, contribuendo a creare un'atmosfera calda e avvolgente. I soffitti alti e gli spazi generosi favoriscono un senso di libertà e apertura, pur garantendo un elevato senso di privacy.


Il sistema di sedute Horizonte di Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27, capace di creare un’isola accogliente e raccolta, è il cuore pulsante del living. Lo spazio adiacente vede invece come protagonista il tavolo Oliver Lounge di Rodolfo Dordoni, accompagnato dal divano e dalle poltroncine Sendai, queste ultime in una vivace nuance ocra, design Inoda+Sveje.


Lo spazio living si collega alla zona pranzo attraverso tre eleganti portali che favoriscono continuità visiva e spaziale: qui, il design leggero delle poltroncine dining Yoko di Inoda+Sveje, dialoga armoniosamente con il tappeto Osaka, creando un ambiente rilassato e sofisticato al tempo stesso.


La zona notte, che vede la presenza dei volumi curvi della poltrona Torii firmata Nendo, si distingue per la sua capacità di fondere indoor e outdoor. L’ampia vetrata si apre infatti su un patio esterno dove il sistema di sedute modulari Quadrado di Marcio Kogan / Studio MK27 crea uno spazio versatile in grado di adattarsi alle diverse necessità del vivere open-air.


Un attico unico, in cui il design contemporaneo incontra l’architettura storica, valorizzando ogni ambientazione attraverso scelte stilistiche moderne e ricercate.


 


Interior Design Project: Sagaseta with Verne Arquitectura
Furniture supplier: Sagaseta
Photography: Pablo García Esparza

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    A significant restoration project was carried out on the penthouse of a 19th-century building in the centre of Pamplona, a place where tradition lives side-by-side with modernity. In keeping with the spirit that defines the city, the apartment has thus been transformed into a contemporary living space, seamlessly integrating the timeless character of the Minotti furnishing pieces. The flat was designed with a focus on making the most of the daylight that floods the environments, helping to...

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    • Year 2024
    • Work finished in 2024
    • Status Completed works
    • Type Apartments / Interior design
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