Penthouse Altaire 36: an architectural project of elegance and functionality

A project that divides and converges: public and private in balance

The structure of Penthouse Altaire 36 is designed to clearly separate the public areas from the private ones, creating a perfect division between the entrance and the private zone. An imposing vestibule welcomes visitors, clad in Kassama marble tiles, elegantly framing the elevators. Natural light, coming from the central garden and terrace, illuminates the entire space, providing a sense of openness and continuity with the outdoors.

A simple partition system divides the first module between the penthouse and a small office, allowing for functional yet integrated separation. The choice of materials was made with the intention of connecting the space to its function. Marble, wood, and fiber cement panels are arranged on smooth surfaces, creating a sense of continuity between the rooms. Each area is characterized by a distinctive use of textures and tones that define its purpose without the need for superfluous ornamental elements.

Communication and harmony: between materials and sculpture

Another distinctive aspect of this project, curated by Serrano Monjaraz Arquitectos, is the use of communication corridors free from unnecessary decorations, which offer ample space for a single sculptural element: two wings sculpted in resin that frame a visual and emotional allegory. This element guides the path towards the social area, composed of the family room, a semi-private informal space, but extremely functional. The contrast between gray marble, wood, and fiber cement panels creates a monochromatic atmosphere in shades of gray with walnut accents, where each shade is designed to convey elegance and sobriety.

The living area, which includes the living room and dining room, is discreetly separated by a multifunctional element that optimizes space. The large panoramic windows offer a breathtaking view and complete the harmony between the interiors and the surrounding environment. The project creates a progression of gray tones that convey a refined and sober atmosphere, with the addition of walnut accents that warm up the space.

Private and intimate: a dedicated family area

The private section of the apartment is designed to ensure maximum intimacy and functionality. The main bedroom is a refuge that combines exclusivity, elegance, and simplicity. The furniture design caters to different daily activities, with a fireplace that adds warmth to the space, where wood blends with champagne and grey tones.

The two secondary bedrooms are rectangular modules, including a dressing room, bathroom, and bedroom area. The uniqueness of these rooms lies in the bathroom solution, which are internal spaces not adjacent to the facade but open towards the main room through a window with louvers, framing the view and naturally illuminating the space.

A final room is designed to promote family integration: a playroom with perimeter bookshelves and smooth finishes. The volumes are resolved with the same material, creating a play of lights and shadows that gives a particular visual effect, all achieved through the simplicity of materials.

Elegance and functionality in every detail

PentHouse Altaire 36 is one of the interior design projects that combines aesthetics and functionality, where every detail is designed to meet the daily needs of the family, without ever sacrificing elegance and contemporaneity. Serrano Monjaraz architects have managed to create a space that meets practical needs and also provides a place of comfort and beauty.