the peaceful, creamy color palette of this stunning light-filled apartment in madrid is what grabbed my eye first. it’s a carefully curated and eclectic mismatched mix of pastel and pattern, including some very unique geometric pattern tiled floors in each and every room. featured on , it’s the 1940’s home of spanish abstract photographer itziar guzman, her husband and four children. in many ways it’s got a traditionally classic vibe, but itziar’s own artwork and the interesting mix of furniture and pattern makes it feel a bit more playful and light. and the bedroom — well, please just never wake me up from all this dreaminess. for the full tour, visit .
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