Interior designer Belén Domecq has created a subtle and elegant mix between rural and Moroccan style in her country house in Toledo, Spain. Inside you can breathe the essence of the place thanks to the gabled ceilings made of the typical heather and rockrose wood of the area or spaces preserved almost the same as in origin, such as the one next to the kitchen with two stone benches. stone and a fireplace where livestock keepers used to sleep.
In the newly built U-shaped wing, Domecq has opted to open and let in light and views through iron and glass enclosures that almost make it a gallery furnished with pieces that speak of an elevated field, such as a 16th century tapestry. Enjoy it!!!!
Photography : Montse Garriga
