This 19th century townhouse in Rioja, Spain has been lovingly restored and turned into a modern family home. The house is spread out over 4 floors and comprises of 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 5 reception areas.
1/9 Exterior | Spanish town house tour
2/9 Stencil | Spanish town house tour
The rustic hallway features a striking tree mural which adds interest and colour.
Find a similar bench at Scumble Goosie, and cushions at Emma Loves Retro. Petersham Nurseries sells large urns. For terracotta floor tiles, go to Living House.
3/9 Ethnic living room | Spanish town house tour
In the sitting room the owners experimented with paint, mixing it themselves to create the exact colour they wanted. The furniture is a blend of recycled pieces and junk-shop finds that fits perfectly in this historic space.
Find a leather chair at Soane. After Noah has a wooden table like this. Try IKEA for a similar pendant shade.
4/9 Seating area | Spanish town house tour
Despite the home's age, many of the original features such as the floor tiling (seen underneath the rug) were in perfect condition when the owners moved in.
Find similar striped cushions at Ooaki. Head to Nordic Style for a tall, painted mirror.
5/9 Living room | Spanish town house tour
The green screen in the living room was a junk-yard find which the owners updated with mirrors, though the The French Bedroom Company sells similar.
Find an armchair like this at Danish Home Store. La Maison Coloniale sells wooden sideboards and pick up decorative floor tiles at Leorec.
6/9 Hallway mirror display | Spanish town house tour
A cluster of mirrors adds light to one of the stairwells; Northcote Road Antiques has a good selection.
7/9 Bedroom | Spanish town house tour
The red lamp was an eBay find, but Mark Parrish does similar. Toast's Brechfa blanket is like this.
8/9 Double sinks bathroom | Spanish town house tour
The bathroom basins were set in a bespoke unit. Find similar ones at WC One. Try Heal's for lights like these.
9/9 Bathroom | Spanish town house tour
A bath set in concrete is positioned in the middle of the room, allowing views of the open countryside beyond.
The bathroom cabinet was restored and painted by the owners. Lloyd Loom sells coloured wicker chairs.
Looking for more modern decorating inspiration? Check out our House Tours section for everything from an industrial-chic conversion to a retro 1970s-inspired bungalow.
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