After living several years in an apartment, this couple decided to move to a larger house where they could build the home of their dreams with their two children. But the new single-family home needed an urgent reform to adapt it to their tastes and lifestyle. For this reason, they requested the help of interior designer Natalia Novellasdemunt, author of the decoration blog El País de Sarah.
As the family wanted a minimalist, current, practical, cozy and functional home; The first step to achieve this was to remove the gotelé on ceilings and walls.
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Straight lines and simplicity is what characterizes the new decoration. Sarah's Country 
The Nordic style furniture in white finish, contrast with other pieces in natural wood. Sarah's Country With the new smooth walls, the interior designer was able to play with colors and wallpapers. In this way, he replaced the old floor with a laminated parquet in a grayish tone, and in some of the rooms of the house (hall, kitchen, bathrooms and pantry) he used a porcelain floor.
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Sarah's Country White is the great protagonist of the new home, seen on walls, ceilings, carpentry, furniture and accessories. However, to provide a greater sense of comfort and warmth in some of the areas (hall, living room, children's bedroom and master bedroom), Natalia decorated one of the walls of each space with wallpaper, adding color and textures in the others.
Paint and wallpaper? Both! 
A sliding glass door separates the living-dining room area with the new kitchen space. Sarah's Country The kitchen also enjoys a new look by having removed the old tiles, envelopes and closet fronts. Porcelain is now in charge of coating walls and countertops; and the new fronts shine thanks to a melanin in wood finish combined with another in a grayish tone.
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Sarah's Country On the first floor for the family's rest area, the bathroom was completely renovated. This was made wider to be able to locate a storage space and a larger shower tray.
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Sarah's Country The furniture and cabinets that the couple had in their previous home, were reused in the rooms. In addition, to enhance the feeling of comfort and warmth, Natalia chose to cover some of the walls with Nordic style wallpaper.
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Sarah's Country After the reform, the house went from having a stale aspect to becoming a warm, cozy and functional home, fulfilling the needs of the family that inhabits it.
And now ... Check out the house before the renovation (and hallucinate).
Walls and ceilings with gotelé, dark and outdated floors, very compartmentalized rooms, bathrooms and kitchen anchored to the past, worn carpentry ... All these elements shaped the original home. Sarah's Country 
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