The hallmark project of interior designer Isern Serra and object designer and ceramist Valeria Vasi. Inspired by the humanism of Coderch, this Mediterranean home in Barcelona connects with their personal values and the tradition of craftsmanship.

The day area dissolves the limits between rooms: a panoramic space, bright and open to the outside, finished in off-white microcement. The neutral ground throws Valeria’s pieces into relief, in multiple colors, materials, and formats. Free of walls and columns, the space moves between showroom, workshop, living room, and kitchen. Built-in furniture and planters mark the changes in level and integrate the vegetation into the architecture.

Embraced by the Milá universe in the living area (Cesta and TMM), the Subeybaja table by Heritage and Webb is at the dining end. Round top, articulated legs, two oak finishes, and adjustable to seven heights.

In the kitchen, two HeadHat Bowls over the solid ash island: a white ceramic bowl shade over a LED capsule, the system inspired by coffee capsules.