"In Seville, Spain, Cateto Cateto has transformed a compact apartment into Casa Capirote - a vivid, textural celebration of Andalusian heritage filtered through a contemporary lens. The interior's palette, inspired by the storied Triana pottery tradition, boasts bold color and pattern. Every surface feels alive, echoing the rhythm of Seville itself: bright, expressive, and deeply rooted in craft. The design comes alive with bold chromatic contrasts."
"Cobalt blue, a hue found across the city's historic ceramics, appears in the upholstery of kitchen chairs, the tiled bathroom vanity, and even a headboard painted with a sweeping flora motif. The deep blue pops in the space, weaving visual continuity throughout the studio apartment. The open plan does away with walls in favor of curtains - fluid dividers that let the apartment be flexible, allowing privacy or openness as needed."
"Pattern also plays a pivotal role. The ceiling beams are boldly striped in blue and white, while coral and white tiles form a graphic pattern on the floors. In the bathroom, blue and white geometric tiles wrap the vanity, visible even from the main living space through curved glass walls. A folding screen doubles as a headboard, hand-painted with a whimsical blue-and-white floral design that echoes the pottery tradition inspiring the project."
Casa Capirote converts a compact Seville studio into a vivid, craft-rooted interior using Triana pottery–inspired color and pattern. Cobalt blue recurs across upholstery, a tiled bathroom vanity, and a hand-painted headboard, creating visual continuity. An open plan replaces walls with curtains for flexible privacy and openness. A layered green palette—mint kitchen cabinets, a forest-green sofa and desk chair, and sage accents—balances the scheme. Coral pink punctuates floors, furniture, and pendants to add warmth. Graphic tiling, striped beams, curved glass, and hand-painted motifs emphasize pattern and artisanal texture throughout.
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