Architecture impacts the context in which it is built. However, the user experience ultimately unfolds within interior spaces. Great figures like Rogelio Salmona and Antonio Gaudí conceived their works across the entire architectural spectrum, ensuring that even the finest finish details were integral to the experience.
Colombia is a tropical country where climate and temperature vary by altitude rather than by season. This allows for a more permeable architecture in homes located in warmer cities, where vegetation thrives both indoors and outdoors. Meanwhile, in colder cities like Bogotá and its surroundings, warmth is achieved through interior design and reimagined atmospheres.
Below, we have compiled 19 examples of Colombian homes whose interior design responds to both their exterior context and the specific demands of their users.
