Coffered stone vault of the Temple of Venus, Rome

The space around us is a projection of who we are. And who we are is shaped by the space around us.

Approach

Through architecture and interior design, I turn how design-conscious people want to live into the space around them — confident decisions, no costly detours, and a result that finally feels like somewhere instead of anywhere.

Services
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Architecture

From the first line on paper to the moment you walk in. Structure, space, light, and material — all held by the same hand, from scratch.

New build · Full renovation

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Interior design

Homes that feel like the person who lives in them. Every detail considered, nothing left to chance.

Apartments · Houses · Second Homes

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Commercial & wellness

Hospitality, studios, and wellbeing spaces where atmosphere is the product — and every surface earns its place.

Bar · Restaurant · Studios · Wellness

Projects I keep thinking about.

Renovated flat in Poblenou — living space under the restored Catalan brick vaults Poblenou flat — terracotta bedroom Poblenou flat — home office
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Apartment renovation, Poblenou

Barcelona

An 80 m² flat in a building that's been standing for a hundred years. What started as a straightforward full renovation became a conversation with the building itself — every wall we opened had something to say. I led interior design, creative direction, furniture and decor.

Poblenou flat — kitchen and living room
Teoría de colores — the colour palette drawn from the flat's own history
Casa Vista Montserrat — section through the house, vaulted ceramic ceiling over the living spaces Vaulted ceramic ceiling over the raw block wall — built Casa Vista Montserrat — the house from above
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Casa Vista Montserrat

Near Barcelona

What I love about this house is what most people wouldn't notice first: the exposed ceramic block walls left raw on the inside, and the curved rooflight that pulls the sky into the room. Unusual solutions that only really make sense once you're standing in the space. Project by E32 Studio — I worked on the architectural development.

Bathroom under the ceramic vaults — built
The slit window in the raw ceramic block wall — built
Modular family house in Catalunya — garden and pool among the pines Modular family house — timber interior
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Modular family house

Catalunya

A house designed as a system — the same structure, customised for different families, different sites, different lives. The challenge was making something flexible feel personal. I think it does. Project by E32 Studio — I worked on the architectural development.

Modular family house — street façade
Two houses on a Menorcan hillside, dry-stone wall between the plots — aerial view Two houses in Menorca — entrance façades under a wide sky, dry-stone and lime-washed volumes Two houses in Menorca — ground floor plan, five pavilions along a glazed corridor
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Two houses in Menorca

Menorca

Two houses on a Menorcan slope, sharing one architectural DNA. Five pavilions scatter with the topography — never against it — linked by a glazed corridor along an inner garden. The Tramontana closes the north, the sea opens the south, an infinity pool ends the descent. And between the two plots runs a paret seca, the traditional dry-stone wall. Not a separation — the thing that joins them.

Casas Menorca — material palette, honest and vernacular: Marés stone, lime render, solid oak
Two houses in Menorca — volumetric study of the five scattered pavilions

I keep the public catalogue intentionally small. If you want to see more — just ask.

Budapest — Lisbon — Barcelona

Hi, it's Enikő, and this is my story

I'm an architect and interior designer based in Barcelona. Some projects need one, some need both. I can take it wherever it needs to go.

I work with people who feel the difference between a space that was designed and a space that just happened. Who want to feel like their project matters, not like it's next in a queue.

Budapest gave me the precision. Lisbon gave me the light. Barcelona kept me. And somewhere in all of that, I found exactly the way I want to work.

Licensed architect (Hungary) · Licensing in Spain in progress

Enikő Kosztolányi

Begin a conversation

Tell me about the space — and how you want people to feel there.

Two ways in. Pick the one that suits you. I read every message myself and come back within two working days.

First step is a conversation — no drawings, no commitment, just the space and you.