Location

A Coruña, Spain

Collections

Stack, Capa

Project year

2025

Architect & Interior designer studio

© Montero Parapar Arquitectos

Photographer

© David Frutos

Casa de los ingenieros

Located in the natural surroundings of La Coruña, Casa de los ingenieros is a residential project that stands out for its integration with the Galician landscape. The property, whose architecture and interior design have been planned to maximise the entry of light and the connection with the environment, is conceived as a space of calm where the boundaries between indoors and outdoors are blurred. This versatility is one of the hallmarks of the project, demonstrating that GANDIABLASCO furniture possesses a unique capacity to function successfully in both outdoor and indoor environments, providing aesthetic coherence to the entire home.

The selection of furniture reinforces the purity of the construction's lines. In the lounge and terrace areas, the spotlight falls on the CAPA lounge chair, a creation by Scandinavian designer Søren Rose for GANDIABLASCO. This design, which stands out for its lightweight aluminium structure and its welcoming character, personifies the brand's philosophy of creating pieces that invite well-being. Alongside them, the STACK chaise lounges, designed by Borja García, have been arranged. This collection is characterised by its lightness and functionality, drawing inspiration from nautical aesthetics to offer maximum comfort with the minimum number of elements.

The choice of these pieces in Casa de los ingenieros is not only a matter of aesthetics but also of the durability and resistance required in a climate like that of La Coruña. By using noble materials and high-quality construction systems, GANDIABLASCO collections succeed in elevating the living experience, turning every corner into a sanctuary of timeless design that celebrates the Mediterranean lifestyle in the heart of the Atlantic coast.

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Søren Rose

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Borja García

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