Casa de la Llar

Residential

Located in the centre of Valencia, the building where it is located is an asset of heritage interest, originally from the 20th century and of modern rationalist language with art-deco influences.

Location

Valencia (Spain)
Architect

Hebra
Photography

David Zarzoso
Product

Fancy Shape, Shot Light, Fit Recessed, iO Surface

Through the lighting, the materials take centre stage. Natural stones such as Macael and Calacatta marble emphasise the space, in such a way that they form a chromatic range of neutral whites with black and metallic contrasts.

The house retains some of its original mouldings, which are combined with new additions. The project focuses on the Llar, the main and characteristic piece in the composition of the living area.

The Alaska luminaires focus on the main table with their Fancy Shape system, which allows for a varied and stylised composition. In this way, the lighting is distributed throughout the furniture.

The corridors of the house, which are cohesive with the main parts of the house, are perfectly illuminated by the spotlights. Fit Recessed. Their adjustable system gives the space a generic and pleasant lighting.