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During its construction, leading modernist architects collaborated closely with top artists and master craftspeople of the time to bring Villa Rosa to life.
MOSAIC
Villa Rosa is a magnificent display of a diverse range of Modernist art forms, brimming with intricate details and captivating forms.
The ceilings of each room are a sight to behold, each one bespoke and perfectly complementing its surroundings.

From 1870 onwards, craftsmen utilized the reed and plaster technique to fashion ceilings. This method involved constructing a foundation of reeds and subsequently embellishing it with plaster and ornate designs. However, with the advent of sturdier and safer techniques, the popularity of the reed and plaster method waned. Moreover, the need to incorporate ventilation, air conditioning, and lighting systems necessitated a gap between the ceiling and false ceiling to conceal machinery, cables, and pipes. Nonetheless, Villa Rosa has chosen to preserve the original ceilings in their pristine, unaltered form.
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DOOR KNOBS

The door knobs by Antoni Gaudí are a precise replica of eight original metalwork fittings that he designed for several of his architectural works. These door knobs are constructed from solid cast brass, with a polished finish, and have been meticulously reproduced to maintain their original form and material. Today, these door knobs serve as an essential component of Villa Rosa's distinct ambiance.
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EXQUISITE ELEMENTS During its construction, leading modernist architects collaborated closely with top artists and master craftspeople of the time to bring Villa Rosa to life.
Hydraulic floor tiles, adorned with vibrant and floral mosaics, have been an integral feature of Catalonia's iconic Modernist architecture for over a century, popularized by legendary architects such as Antoni Gaudí.

Originating in Catalonia during the mid-19th century, these tiles soon gained popularity across America and Europe, due to their durability in comparison to marble. Created by molding and pressing cement, the term 'hydraulic' does not refer to the pressing technique but rather the cement's hardening property upon contact with water.

At Villa Rosa, each tile is a unique and handcrafted work of art, adding to the property's charm and character.

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MARBLE
The use of marble in historically significant homes during the era of modernism was truly remarkable. This exquisite natural stone was embraced by architects and designers as a symbol of elegance, luxury, and timeless beauty.

In Villa Rosa, marble was employed in various ways, adorning staircases and decorative elements
CATALAN VAULT
Although the technique of constructing vaults using brick was developed by the Romans, it underwent significant evolution over time. The Catalan method of vaulting, in particular, allowed for the construction of impressive structures with designs by renowned architects like Antoni Gaudí and Rafael Guastavino.

In the delightful kitchen of Villa Rosa, the remarkable technique of Volta catalana has been skillfully incorporated, notably featuring the renowned vigas, which give this space a unique atmosphere and a grandeur filled with historical charm.