U-Labprojekte Elevates Multigenerational Living With a Pied-à-Terre in Madrid

In the entry to a Madrid apartment by U-Labprojekte, a closet fronted in custom panels of bronzed, tinted, and clear glass reflects the adjoining living area. Photography by Roland Halbe.

A custom table stands between Antonio Citterio’s sofa and Ib Kofod-Larsen chairs in the living area. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Safety glass and oak form an enclosure around the kitchen. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Limestone flooring flows throughout. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Naoto Fukasawa chairs surround the dining area’s custom table. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Antoni Arola pendant fixtures hang above it. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Sliding lacquered doors open or close the master bedroom to the living area at one end and the daughter’s bedroom at the other. It’s furnished with Sebastian Herkner floor lamps and a bed by Formstelle. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Flooring changes to slate in the master bathroom. Photography by Roland Halbe.

A Jean Prouvé table and chairs by Charles and Ray Eames outfit the daughter’s bedroom. Photography by Roland Halbe.

In the den/guest bedroom, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec’s chair and ottoman join a sofa bed by Pascal Mourgue. Photography by Roland Halbe.

A Philipp Mainzer stool occupies the master suite’s closet corridor. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Natural and lacquered oak composes the daughter’s built-in sleeping and storage unit. Photography by Roland Halbe.

Beyond her Patricia Urquiola sectional seating and custom lamp is the grandmother’s bedroom, which can also be separated by a sliding door. Photography by Roland Halbe.