Casa 79

Light & Continuity

It all started with a simple gesture: opening up the space, removing what didn't belong, and allowing light and the surroundings to become part of this home.

As an interior architect, I don't work from a fixed style. I listen to my clients and design the setting, so they can layer it with their own personality over time.

Size: 150sqm Location: Bogotá Client: Private

Natural light flooding the interior of a renovated Bogotá apartment, brightening the living area
Interior furniture of a renovated Bogotá apartment, brightening the living area

The materials follow one rule: warm, practical, simple and low-maintenance, all suited for a busy family with children.

Minimalist bathroom renovation in Bogotá featuring a simple design with few materials to maximize visual space and reduce clutter in a compact home.

The space is organized in turee main areas: the social zone: kitchen, dining, living and studio on one side, and the children's space on the other, and the main bedroom upstairs connected by a corridor that leads to the staircase and a cube of light.

corridor of an interior renovated home in Bogotá

A unified wood floor brings warmth and continuity throughout. Natural stone countertops and neutral ceramics complete the palette. 

Bright renovated space in Bogotá where natural light and open sightlines enhance communication between the kitchen and living areas.

The experience closes at the terrace, connected through the light. a calm and open ending to the journey through this home.

Bedroom in a renovated Bogotá apartment with an open connection to the terrace, enhancing the flow of the space
Minimalist terrace in Bogotá apartment renovation, accessible via new staircase, providing a quiet outdoor endpoint to the compact living space journey
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