Industrial Elegance in the Eixample
Located in the heart of Barcelona’s Eixample, this thoughtfully renovated 19th-century apartment blends original architectural charm with an industrial, open-plan aesthetic. Designed for a modern family lifestyle, the space maximises its compact footprint with intelligent layout solutions and a refined palette of materials.

High ceilings, exposed brick walls, and custom steel details set the tone for a contemporary interior that retains its historic soul. A central kitchen anchors the home, connecting fluid living spaces with the more private bedroom areas. An enclosed gallery with folding glass doors offers a flexible extension of the interior – ideal for relaxing or entertaining.

Highlights
– Prime Eixample location
– 19th-century building with high ceilings
– Open-plan layout with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
– Restored gallery with indoor-outdoor flexibility
– Industrial-inspired design with exposed brick and steel details

Set within a classic late-19th-century building in Barcelona’s Eixample district, this thoughtfully reimagined apartment brings industrial character and modern fluidity to a compact, historic space. With original high ceilings reaching 3.4 metres, exposed brick walls, and a carefully restructured layout, the home balances open-plan living with functional, family-friendly design.

Main Living Area:
From the entrance, the apartment opens into a bright, social core – a fluid open space where the kitchen, dining, and living areas converge. Designed to encourage connection and natural flow, the layout eliminates the original dividing walls and introduces a steel beam structure that spans the apartment lengthwise without visual interruption. An original gallery space at the rear has been transformed into a versatile extension of the living area, with folding glass doors that allow it to function as a sunroom, terrace, or even as part of the interior on cooler days.

Kitchen & Circulation:
Positioned at the very centre of the home, the kitchen acts as the pivotal point between day and night zones. With sleek column cabinetry that wraps into the entrance wardrobe and cleverly conceals mechanical systems, this central hub is both elegant and practical.

Private Rooms:
Three bedrooms are distributed off the main axis of the home, offering privacy without compromising on openness. Two additional rooms — a bathroom and a study — are framed by large sliding partitions in black steel and glass, allowing for varying degrees of enclosure or visual connection, depending on the needs of the moment.

Bathrooms:
Innovatively designed, the family bathroom is subdivided into three independent zones – washbasin, WC, and shower – allowing simultaneous use by multiple occupants, a solution that maximises space without compromising comfort.

Materials & Finishes:
The finishes reflect a refined industrial spirit. Polished wood-cement flooring extends throughout, including into wet areas. Black steel elements unify the design language, appearing in both structural and functional elements such as doors, frames, and partitions. A signature green tone, applied across restored woodwork, handmade tiles, and bathroom walls, creates a visual anchor and lends personality to the open-plan space.