Spain Contract. When tradition and rural charm set trends…
Architects, decorators, building companies, hotel chains, distributors… All contract professionals find here the best source of information and inspiration. Spain Contract is a benchmark for decoration professionals; and this month, it’s an anniversary!
To celebrate in style, its fiftieth publication offers us a beautiful tour of the best interior design projects of the moment. A 50th issue full of trends, creativity and a few surprises…
Rustic and traditional. This is what the Piñeiro restaurant looks like in the Vila Sen Vento resort in Santiago de Compostela. And this is what the renowned national magazine wanted to highlight. This project of Galician essence has been carried out with the advice of Francisco Segarra‘s team of interior designers.
A beautiful work that is a pleasure to rediscover in this attractive report.
Spain Contract and the best overview of creative spaces.
Product collections, trade fair calendar, interviews with designers and many creative spaces. Spain Contract keeps us up to date with the novelties of the sector through its numerous articles and photographs.
Interior design is felt in each of its pages. From restaurants and hotels to offices and shops, we delve into highly intuitive concepts that highlight the importance of details. Materials, furniture, lighting, tiles… Anything goes when it comes to bringing a space to life and creating an environment conducive to leisure and well-being.
Worth seeing and admiring, the projects find their rightful place here. And perhaps that’s why we’re glad to see our latest advisory work among them. Embracing tradition, the Piñeiro restaurant is committed to the rustic and that is mainly what keeps it at the forefront of the latest trends.
A new look, the same essence… Piñeiro Restaurant.
Perhaps it is the great historical and cultural baggage that stands out the most about this renovation project. Located in a small Galician village, Piñeiro is a charming farmhouse transformed into an elegant restaurant and a cosy rural house.
More modern and up to date, but with the same essence. The common thread of the project was to merge the rural environment with a sophisticated and functional interior. The choice of materials, the placement of the furniture, the intensity of the lighting… Everything has been carefully thought out so that the atmosphere is warm, welcoming and conducive to rest.
Thanks to the advice of our team of interior designers, the space opened its doors with a new light. A project that was a real challenge, but which proves once again that design and decoration go beyond all limits.
An eighteenth-century house deserves a special tribute. Discover the full article in Spain Contract and let yourself be inspired by this relevant interior design project.
