On the outside, the original brick façade of the building has been kept intact and is painted in a dark shade, contrasting the otherwise bright colours of the rest of the structure. Meanwhile, the glass factory windows that occupy the largest part of the wall, allow passersby to take a peek at the range of activities going on in the space. These generous openings also allow for natural light to come flooding inside, where painted brick walls alternate with the exposed concrete of the original structure and sliding glass doors, enhancing the interior's industrial atmosphere.

At the heart of the whole space lies the central kitchen workspace, with its elegant, yet functional design, made of concrete and marble. Nordic-style, wooden lounge chairs are combined with oak and zinc tables to set up a warm and welcoming dining room, which is lit up by bamboo lampshades and decorated with pots of aromatic herbs and plants.

Founded in 2008, Madrid-based Plantea Estudio is more than just an architectural firm. Rather, it is a collective of young architects hailing from different backgrounds who have united their experience and skills to undertake a plethora of architectural projects, ranging from the interior design of private residences, to restaurants and company offices.