La Casa del Conde, a 16th-century manor in Sepúlveda, Spain, was reclaimed by Countess Pino Gil de Biedma after being passed to relatives. Designer Marta de la Rica envisioned a mix of medieval decor and modern elements while emphasizing the home's historical weight. Key renovations included air conditioning and reliable electricity, while the design approach focused on simplicity and authenticity. Family heirlooms feature prominently, with furnishings sourced from the family's history, highlighting the connection to generations past and the importance of provenance in decor.
"More than believing it was mine again—because I never stopped feeling that way— I was focused on my family and the project we had ahead of us."
"This Castilian village has an old-world rhythm that insists on restraint and respect."
"Restraint starts from a place of simplicity, focusing on honest materials and pieces with provenance."
"Many of the furnishings have family origins, including a bronze medallion of the first Count of Sepúlveda and a wool rug from Gil de Biedma's grandmother."
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