The Colourful Masterpiece of a Consummate Artist

When you pass through the carved door of Casa Horta, you enter the mind of Guillermo Santomá. A wild colourist, an architect and also a talented designer, the artist has taken possession of this 20th century house and designed it as he would for a client. Himself. Three floors of vibrant beauty, oscillating between pink, deep green and even a sky painted by Santomà himself. An impeccably mastered geometry that absorbs everything in its path. Even the rare furniture, most of it being integrated into this fabulous and slightly kaleidoscopic new envelope. “To create is to destroy” is a motto he has made his own by giving a second skin to this building charged with history. The very one that made him move with his partner, Raquel Quevedo, to the Guinardó neighbourhood on the hillside, with a birds-eye view over the Catalan capital. Elsewhere, they were suffocating. Here, they are inventing. Together. A book, a scenography, a child! Projects are pouring in and they continue to live as they see fit. A happy nonchalance made of readings, experiences and artistic adventures where the process of distortion and recreation is constant. Barcelona, the city of creativity has so much to offer them. Without further delay, immerse yourself in the conceptual world of these enlightened dreamers who work without safety nets for the love of risk. Here, the images are worth a thousand words.

Discover Guillermo Santomá's unique world in our self-published book, 

. An anthology of the most impressive interior glimpses throughout the history of our medium, available in our shop and on our e-shop.