VALENCIA

Located in the heart of Barcelona, between Passeig de Gràcia and Rambla Catalunya, this project was developed to combine Eixample’s historic urban character with a more contemporary, refined and long-lasting approach to living. The apartment is situated within Casa Domènech i Estapà, a landmark residential building designed by renowned Catalan architect Josep Domènech i Estapà. Constructed between 1908 and 1909 as the architect’s own family residence, the building has preserved its distinctive architectural identity over time.

Unlike the more ornate examples of Catalan Modernism found throughout Barcelona, the building features a more restrained architectural language influenced by Central European Art Nouveau. Its brick façade, asymmetrical composition and unique architectural details contribute to its distinctive character. The project embraces this heritage while introducing a balanced and highly functional interior designed for contemporary living.

Throughout the renovation process, the architectural legacy of the property remained a central focus. High ceilings, abundant natural light and classic Eixample features were carefully preserved, while the interiors were redesigned to feel warmer, calmer and more comfortable. Natural materials, soft colour palettes and timeless finishes helped transform the apartment into a home that reinterprets Barcelona’s traditional city-centre lifestyle through a modern lens.

Located on Carrer de València, one of Eixample’s most sought-after addresses, the property benefits from exceptional walkability, architectural heritage and everyday convenience. This project was conceived for those seeking both the vibrancy of central Barcelona and the long-term value of owning property in one of the city’s most established neighbourhoods.