Justicia X

Located on the second floor of a 1900 building in the Justicia neighborhood — one of the most valued by a cultured, urban, and international buyer profile — this apartment of 317 m² built and 254 m² usable is the result of a comprehensive author renovation that has managed to preserve the scale and noble elements of the original building — high ceilings, classic moldings, balconies overlooking the street — to build upon them an interior design of sophistication and visual coherence that is rarely seen in the luxury residential market of Madrid.
The social area is the heart of the apartment and its most powerful argument. It is articulated in four interconnected rooms: an intimate TV lounge with a wall clad in veined marble, integrated fireplace, and golden brass sconces; a large main living room that flows into the dining room for twelve people, presided over by a large-format designer ring lamp above a dark ceramic table surrounded by white bouclé chairs; and a private lounge-bar, separated by a brass and leaded glass partition, which elevates the concept of reception area to a completely different category. The color palette — creams, toasts, walnut, golden brass, and touches of moss green — creates a warm, enveloping, and absolutely coherent atmosphere from start to finish.
The kitchen is a statement of intent. Totally independent but visually connected to the living room through sophisticated brass and glass partitions, it combines a large Calacatta marble island, high walnut cabinets with golden profiles, and Bosch oven column. Two integrated wine coolers and a laundry area with a washer and dryer hidden under the countertop complete a space worthy of the rest of the home.
The master suite is a world of its own. Two independent dressing rooms flank the access to the bathroom — entirely clad in white Calacatta marble with matching flooring, a white lacquered vanity with brass handles, a dressing table with a mirror framed in classic moldings, and a large-format built-in shower. It is the kind of bathroom that is unforgettable. The guest toilet, with botanical author wallpaper covering the entire wall, a marble Arabescato countertop basin, and brass fittings, has more personality than many full bathrooms. The three additional bedrooms — each with its own en-suite bathroom and design choices — maintain the same level of detail and finish.
The home incorporates comprehensive home automation, aerothermal energy, ducted air conditioning throughout the floor, and ceilings with perimeter indirect lighting in all main rooms — an enveloping light that at any time of the day makes the apartment a place where one desires to be.