Houseliving Madrid | Iker López Estudio | Momocca

Can a space adapt to two different ways of life? Iker López Consuegra of Iker López Estudio has shown us with this "chameleonic" interior design that it is possible. The result has been the modulation of a house that adapts to the owner's way of life and which incorporates an Adara sideboard.

The main objective of this project was to adapt the space to the owner needs by adjusting the house to two different ways of life. Life of a single and cosmopolitan man and growth of a father with four children who live with him every two weeks. 

Design is developing into two zones: a very orthogonal and ordered part (adult zone); and another one of oblique, curved and funny forms (family zone). Two areas with common elements. A central library designed to meet these needs and the kitchen, which is large and open to the living room, with different customized solutions.

One of these solutions is the Adara Sideboard. This Adara configuration is composed by a sideboard with a grooved door, natural stone on the surface and a metallic profile that encompasses the entire composition, giving it a contemporary style both to the piece itself and to the place in which it is located.