CARLOS SERRA · INTERIOR DESIGN

A house in Tosalet is one of the intimate works of the interior designer Carlos Serra, his personal seal, elegant and serene, mark the rooms of this beautiful villa with impressive views over the bay of Jávea.

The traditional construction of this house distributed on two levels and with a large riurau that opens up to the sea, stands out for its large dining room that serves as a communication link with the rest of the rooms.

A room in which the color blue combined with stone and white colors is the main protagonist and in which Carlos Serra has placed two sofas in front of the fireplace and two side tables and to close the set two wing chairs upholstered in blue fabric with motifs vegetables to unify interior and exterior, since the house has an important garden with sea views.

The antique Chinese furniture in washed elm wood, located between the living room and the dining room, with a large storage capacity for crockery and glassware, stands out in a special way.

Next we find the dining room, where the range of blues is still present, and in which a large-format lamp stands out on a pristine white table, matching the side tables, and six comfortable little rattan armchairs framed in a rug in the same color range.

All of this with large windows that overlook the garden and the pool, next to which is the hammock area and a very Ibizan shower. Also in the garden we find two large armchairs with footrests that invite hedonism in its purest form.

Undoubtedly, another of the spaces where one can indulge in the pleasure of reading, chatting or eating with family and friends is the large riurau that Carlos Serra has divided into two spaces, one the relaxation area, where the sofas and the seating area are located. dining room in which we find a square wooden table for eight people.

In the area of ​​the stairs, two consoles have been opted for, the one on the upper floor made of teak wood with a table lamp and white decoration and another old china of washed elm for the ground floor, on which they hang from the upper floor five lamps with blue lampshade that project a very punctual light.

The white color, in which the different nuances of the manual tile stand out, permeates the entire kitchen, in which we find a bar with two stools for breakfast or lunch.

Finally, on the upper floor we find the rooms where you can breathe the peace and harmony so necessary for rest and disconnection.

The house with a very Tosalet style, with clay floors, wooden beams and a wide riu rau collects the Mediterranean essence, an essence that the interior designer Carlos Serra knows very well and that he manages perfectly to create unique spaces, with the perfect balance between elegant and sober but warm and comfortable.

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