Renovated rustic
Use color to update the look of country-style furniture. Combining chairs in cheerful hues and dressing the table with large-scale floral arrangements is the suggestion of interior designers María Mezquita and Susana García Peredo. The chairs, by Nik Nai Nuna, are made of reclaimed and restored bamboo.
Hearst documentation.
An outdoor dining area
The light-colored wall and continuous paving visually expand this rooftop terrace. With practicality in mind, the chairs and table are foldable for storage during the winter, while the stool and bench are brought back inside at the end of summer—one to the kitchen and the other to the living room. The cement-gray planters, well-placed at mid-height, create an attractive backdrop of color. Interior design by Codo a Codo Arquitectura.
Hearst documentation
Relax with a great view
Don't you think it's worth investing in comfortable furniture that promotes relaxation? It's a basic principle for getting the most out of your holiday home. Sun loungers are a great option for the terrace, allowing you to relax while enjoying the view.
Leila Méndez.
Cheerful interiors
The dining room in this Fuengirola apartment—a project by interior designer Pili Molina—stands out for its bursts of color, reflecting the joy of the Costa del Sol. The formula in this space: take a risk with a shade like red and contrast it with blue and lemon, creating an unexpected color palette that conveys an overwhelming vitality. Folding table and chairs by Masol.
Hearst documentation.
Space utilization
The kitchen and dining area are combined to make the most of the space. In holiday apartments, it's advisable to use functional furniture that maximizes the use of each room. In this case, a simple table and chairs provide practicality for everyday meals.
Leopatrici.
