Interiors || Lorenzo Castillo's Home

I'm so excited because in a few weeks I will be having dinner at a great restaurant in Madrid, Caray, that was designed by one of my favorite interior designers, Lorenzo Castillo. His taste is exquisite. His spaces are rich, glamorous, dramatic and very, very layered. I blogged about his home here about two years ago (how does time fly like this?!) and was excited to find other photos of his home recently. There are rooms that are exactly that have been untouched and others that have been changed. His muted color palette with pops of yellow is so elegant and I love how he hangs art everywhere, literally. Let's start-

This here is the sitting room. Above the sofa hangs a steel and ostrich egg mirror and a piece by Jose Maria Yturralde. His works are simple and complex at the same time. Oh how I would love to own one of his works!

Below is the entrance hall.

This here is the drawing room. I love the effect of the Japanese screen behind the daybed. This monochromatic blue look is what I want in my living room.

Any room with a tapestry by Rubens will look rich and luxurious. One might think it would be intimidating to decorate around that but I love how Castillo upholstered the sofas simply in white with blue piping. They lend for a resting place for the eye, kind of like a palette cleanser after a heavy meal.

The floor, 18th-century marble- and-slate-tile, and the chandeliers! Oh my!

What an intricate space with the offered ceiling and moldings. I like how he comfortably hangs art in different sizes and shapes throughout. The touch of green is unexpected.

This is one of the rooms he changed a bit. The gold table by Garouste & Bonetti table between the chaise longues is feminine and delicate. Perfection. And the art above the books, by Yturralde and Vasarely, is wonderful to draw the gaze up and around. It makes the eye really study every corner.

This blue and black kitchen is heavenly. This perfect blue is Farrow & Ball's Lulworth Blue.

The yellow daybed upholstered in a yellow Rubelli velvet is fabulous, and the wallpaper is by Sanderson.

This elegant yellow in the master bathroom is Farrow & Ball's Babouche

I have always loved yellow drapes. And here above the master bed hangs another Rubens tapestry. The browns, yellows and golds here are glorious.

This daring red guest bedroom is so powerful. He has here another Yturralde work, with Sanderson wallpaper. This is another flawless monochromatic look. The checkered curtains work beautifully and surprised me.