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More to Love in Madrid

Every search on the internet ends in a trip down the rabbit hole but it usually turns out for the best.  That's how I found this duplex apartment in Madrid designed by one of my favorite designers Lorenzo Castillo.  From what I can gather from my limited Spanish, it might be for his brother Santiago Castillo, an abstract artist whose work hangs in Lorenzo's apartment in the same building.  You might remember it from this post which I just realized I posted almost exactly one year ago.  Funny how that happens.  While it has a similar feel to Lorenzo's apartment the patterned wall covering creates a bold backdrop for the artwork. Also makes me want to move to Spain tomorrow.  Adios amigos!

Pattern on pattern on patter.



These stools would be perfect in my apartment. Sigh.



Love how the kitchen was styled for a magazine shoot with the basket woven bull heads. 




The spiral staircase leads up to the bedroom. 








The wooden doors are off the main courtyard of the building. 


The long entry foyer leads to another set of doors into the apartment. 

I love everything about this vignette. 

Too bad we don't have spaces like this in America. 

I think this is the main staircase up to Lorenzo's apartment. The colors and artwork are perfection. 


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More to Love in Madrid

Sponsor Spotlight: Lindsay Cowles Art

If you can't afford a Basquiat like in my earlier post or anything at Gagosian for that matter, you might want to check out Lindsay Cowles Art. Her colorful abstract paintings are not only popular with collectors but interior designers who commission special pieces for their clients. They would look as great in a modern home as they would juxtaposed in a more traditional space.  

"My art is inspired by raw texture, movement and color. Fundamental elements of my works are focused in the interplay of color and the layering and texturing of the paints. Each painting's composition develops organically as the work moves through each layer and stage, until it is complete." - Lindsay Cowles

To see her available oil on canvas works, click here , print on canvas here, and for quotes and information, please contact Lindsay directly at lindsaycowles@gmail.com.


Untitled 83- 36" x 48" oil on canvas

Untitled 824 - 48" x 60" oil on canvas

Untitled 12713 - 36" x 36" oil on canvas

Untitled 1413 - 30" x 40" oil on canvas

Untitled 829 - 36" x 36" oil on canvas

Untitled 928 - 30" x 30" oil on canvas

Untitled 1014 - 36" x 36" oil on canvas

Untitled 810 - 48" x 60" oil on canvas

Top: Untitled 81- 40" x 40" oil on canvas
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