How do you turn an old and dark interior into one that is filled with natural light without drastically intervening with the floor plan or adding permanent changes" The studio for Artist Victor Pérez-Porro in Barcelona reimagined by Anna & Eugeni Bach offers a novel and cost-effective solution to this modern spatial conundrum. The idea is simple and yet that is what makes it so very effective – a series of sliding glass doors and walls along with a thin wooden frame that create a room-within-a-room. These fluid additions act as intermediatory zones between the outdoors and the interior of the studio while also providing a layer of thermal insulation.
Modern Studio for Artist Victor Pérez-Porro

The glass walls can be opened and closed with ease and fashion small balconies of sorts that offer compete privacy when needed. On the other side of the open and spacious studio in white is a single-wall kitchen along with a bathroom and wash area next to it. This is neatly tucked behind a custom wooden wall that acts as an adaptive display of the art pieces produced inside the studio and also easily holds the many supplies needed to get things done. A practical makeover that relies on less is more philosophy! Ingenious wooden partitions alter th appeal of this light-filled Barcelona office
Look inside the transformed studio of an artist in barcelona
Creative use of wooden frames and glass walls brings new spatial configuration to this Barcelona...