This kitchen in a single-family home stands out for being much more than a place to cook; it is a space to share special moments, express creativity, and enjoy the company of loved ones.

Kitchen in a single-family private residence

Location: Vilablareix, Girona, Spain

Architecture project: Esbós Estudi d’Arquitectura

Kitchen and interior design project: Actual Instal

Brightness and vitality

Located in a very bright space, this kitchen is a place where beauty and functionality intertwine. Large glass windows to the outside allow natural light to flood the space, creating a sense of openness and connection with the outdoors. The landscape becomes part of the home, while the changing colors of the surroundings are reflected in the kitchen’s finishes.

No barriers, just connection

The kitchen integrates into the living room, breaking away from the traditional idea of rigid divisions. There are no physical separators, only a seamless transition that maintains zone separation without sacrificing functionality. The flow of energy between the kitchen and living room creates a social environment where cooking becomes a shared experience.

A play of contrasts

The black finishes in the kitchen add a touch of sophistication and elegance, while the wood brings warmth and a connection to nature. Continuity with the materials and colors of the living room has also been carefully considered. This bold combination creates a unique and inviting atmosphere.

Functionality meets style

The kitchen consists of a large island that serves as a workspace and an extended dining table. The island is the heart of the space, where flavors blend and conversations flow. Wall cabinets house the appliances, the sink, a cabinet with retractable doors for the breakfast area, and the refrigerator. Each element is carefully designed for efficient and practical use without compromising aesthetics.

In this project, architecture and interior design come together to create an exceptional home where the kitchen becomes a central and shared space.

This project was featured in the interior design, décor, and contemporary design magazine Casa Viva, in its October 2023 issue, number 317.