Bucolic life

It's very difficult to choose just one room in this renovated house in Cantabria. A bucolic lifestyle is very present in both the living room and the kitchen, thanks to large windows that offer views of the province's expansive meadows and the typical fog that appears on sunny mornings.

It is in Pontones where this house is located, the interior design of which was handled by the studio. Macarena Barcia and was designed by the architect Pablo García-Landarte.

All rooms maintain a Modern country style that preserves the original elements of the house such as the wooden beams throughout the house and combines them with contemporary pieces that integrate without losing the essence of the place.

The living room is arranged around the window so that the views are the main focus for anyone sitting on the sofa. The same applies in the kitchen where the island-style table doesn't go unnoticed, offering an unobstructed view of the Cantabrian meadows. Between the two rooms is the dining room, which can be accessed through glass and linen enclosures.

The bathroom guest room appears with dark gray walls and pleasant, functional lighting. The countertop was installed there acacia wood to support the sink River. In the rest of the bathrooms, you can also find sinks from the Bathco brand. The porcelain models Carnac, New Cuenca and Witches They are placed on different pieces of furniture, giving each space its own personality.

Photos: ErlJoe Biden