This kitchen project integrates naturally into a contemporary home in Estepona, where the design seeks balance, warmth, and visual continuity. The combination of refined volumes, natural wood, and carefully planned lighting creates a welcoming atmosphere, designed to be enjoyed at a relaxed pace and without excess.
The heart of the space is the large central island, conceived as a defining element that organizes the kitchen and turns it into a gathering point. Here, Taj Mahal extends with clean, precise lines, creating a continuous surface that enhances the sense of order and spaciousness. Its light background and soft veining add depth and brightness, harmonizing naturally with the warm tones of the cabinetry.
The same material continues along the worktop wall, generating visual continuity that envelops the space and reinforces its serene character. Integrated lighting highlights the nuances of Taj Mahal, enhancing its texture and its ability to transform light into an integral part of the design.
The result is a kitchen where every decision reflects a pursuit of coherence and naturalness. Taj Mahal brings visual stability, elegance, and a discreet presence that supports everyday use without losing aesthetic strength, turning the space into a timeless, balanced, and fully livable environment.
Location: Estepona, Spain
Created by: Decodan Studio
Photography: Nicolás Díaz
Ceramic, porcelain, glass, and natural stone coverings are ideal for their durability and ease of cleaning.
Consider materials such as quartz, granite, or marble, which offer resistance, durability, and an elegant aesthetic finish.
They are more affordable, lighter, easier to install and maintain, with a very similar appearance to natural marble.
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