A one-bedroom penthouse on the top floor of a new building in El Viso, and a single architectural idea: that the interior should be the vestibule to the terrace. The living room, kitchen and dining area form one white room with wood-effect porcelain floors, closed by a floor-to-ceiling glass wall that opens fully onto the artificial lawn and the outdoor sofa.
The kitchen, a white run of units with a pale worktop, sits to one side; the wooden table with rattan chairs, in the middle; the grey sofa, looking at the sky. Fully furnished, fully equipped, and with a floor lamp to remind you that it is lovely here at night, too.



The bedroom is deliberately simple: a pale wood bed with a cane headboard, a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors and a round bedside table. The surprise is next door. The bathroom is lined entirely in veined white marble, with a single-piece vanity top, a mirror up to the ceiling and a walk-in shower with a glass screen. It is a hotel bathroom, in a fifth-floor apartment with a lift, garage and storage room.


A relocation, a few months on a project in Madrid, a whole summer on the terrace.
With kitchenware, bed linen and towels. Just bring your suitcase.
A parking space in the building itself and a storage room. Lift to the apartment.
Utilities and length of stay on request.