The Third Floor of Casa Batlló | Antoni Gaudí

A contemporary perspective
The intervention by architect and designer Paola Navone OTTO Studio introduces a new contemporary layer that engages in dialogue with the original architecture without altering it.
An interior design proposal with its own language, built from respect for the existing space.

Living the heritage
The project is conceived from an intimate and domestic approach: imagining what it would be like to live in this home today.
From this idea, it incorporates new atmospheres and elements that coexist naturally with the original work, preserving its essence while reinforcing its character.

Dialogue with Gaudí
The intervention does not seek to replicate Gaudí’s language, but to establish a dialogue with it.
Color, textures, materials, and contemporary pieces are integrated freely, creating subtle contrasts that activate the space without competing with its heritage value.

Spaces with identity
Each room is conceived as a space with its own identity.
Living rooms, bedrooms, and gathering spaces recover their original domestic logic and are reinterpreted to host new
experiences.

Objects with history
Customised period furniture and decorative elements, classically inspired designs, and exclusive pieces created by artisans are combined with Gaudí’s chairs, benches, and coat racks.
Integrated into the space, these objects take on new meaning, as if they had always belonged there.

A space that remains alive
The result is a home that preserves its intimate and authentic character while opening up to new uses and perspectives.
A natural continuation in the house’s history: a way of living Gaudí’s architecture in the 21st century.