ProSperi Furniture

This Barcelona walk-in is built entirely in oak veneer — shelving, columns, hanging sections, all from one material, all in one tone. The LED strips run vertically along the columns and light each shelf from below, turning storage into something you actually want to look at.

Blum fittings throughout. Every shelf at the right height. A hanging rail where it needs to be. The kind of organisation that only works when it’s designed around the person who lives there.

A space made for morning routines that feel unhurried.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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This Barcelona bedroom is built around restraint. Warm oak veneer on the wardrobe and wall panel, a floating dressing table that sits lightly in the corner, an upholstered bed in grey fabric that asks nothing of the space around it.

The round mirror, the backlit open shelving built into the wardrobe column, the Blum hinges on every door. Nothing here is accidental — and nothing is loud.

A room designed for the end of the day.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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Warm wood. Stone countertop. A kitchen built around how it feels to be in it.

This Barcelona project is defined by one material used confidently throughout — warm walnut veneer covering the upper cabinets, the oven column, the partition wall, and the built-in bench. Not a feature wall. A design language.

Powder-toned matte lower cabinets keep the composition grounded. Integrated lighting along the open shelving, a sintered stone worktop, Blum hinges on every cabinet. The kind of details that don’t announce themselves — they just make everything feel right.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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Wood, marble, and light used with intention.

This Barcelona bathroom is built around one material pairing — warm walnut cabinetry and a dark veined marble countertop that runs the full length of the vanity. The backlit mirror panel lifts the whole composition without drawing attention to itself.

Concealed storage behind flush wooden panels, open shelving built into the wall, Blum drawer systems underneath. A space that holds everything it needs to — and shows none of it unless you look closely.

The joinery where wood meets marble is the detail that defines the project.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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This Barcelona apartment called for warmth without heaviness.

Walnut veneer columns anchoring the space, powder-toned matte cabinetry, a Calacatta marble island that runs the full length of the kitchen — and brass handles that tie it all together without trying too hard.

The living area follows the same logic. A marble panel set into the wall, open walnut shelving, and a chandelier that earns its place in the room.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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A bathroom that doesn’t compromise.

Warm walnut, cool stone, and the kind of lighting that makes you stay a little longer than planned. Every element in this Barcelona project was chosen to work together — not just look good in isolation.

Custom cabinetry built around a wall-hung toilet. Open shelving with integrated backlight. A countertop that lets the basin breathe.

The joinery you don’t notice is usually the joinery done right.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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Colour. Texture. Character.

These custom upholstered beds are built around one idea — that a bedroom should feel as deliberate as it looks. Olive velvet, burnt orange, deep chocolate — each piece made to order in the fabric and tone chosen for that specific space.

Vertical channel stitching, walnut wall panels, Blum hinges on every cabinet. The details that don’t show in the final photo are often the ones that matter most.

Project completed in Barcelona, Spain.

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