DELTA ESTUDIO SHOWROOM 

Madrid | 2024
Retail
Project and Construction Management

For the Delta Estudio 180 showroom project in Madrid, different, completely distinct environments were created with the aim of showcasing the full potential this brand offers. The combination of natural stones in countertops, lacquered furniture, glass, and natural woods has been carefully chosen to imbue the spaces with elegance and quality.     

The Showroom 180 Madrid project is a perfect example of how a functional space can become a complete aesthetic experience. Designed by Integra, this showroom was conceived as an extension of the brand’s philosophy: visual order, material warmth, and rational design. Every element has been thoughtfully considered to reinforce the studio’s values and serve as an inspiring environment for clients and collaborators.

1. A Space That Communicates Brand Identity

From the first glance, this design showroom in Madrid conveys identity. Its open layout, noble finishes, and welcoming atmosphere not only showcase the type of projects Integra executes but also speak directly to the target audience: individuals who value functional, serene, and elegant design.

The showroom acts as a three-dimensional business card, allowing visitors to experience real materials, textures, and furniture and interior architecture solutions.

2. Understated Design with Distinct Character

The space features a neutral color palette, warm materials, and pure forms. Light wood adds naturalness, white creates spaciousness, and black details provide definition. The result is a sophisticated yet approachable environment where every element serves a functional and visual purpose.

The furniture, as in the studio’s residential projects, has been custom-designed: from the meeting table to the storage modules. Each piece reflects Integra’s artisanal and meticulous approach.

3. A Kitchen as a Center of Inspiration

The kitchen installed in the showroom is not merely decorative; it is fully functional. It acts as the heart of the space and represents how technology, design, and ergonomics can be integrated into a daily-use kitchen. With matte white fronts, black faucets, and a continuous countertop, it becomes a direct example of how to design practical and elegant kitchens.

4. Lighting and Visual Flow

The lighting has been carefully designed to highlight material textures and create different atmospheres throughout the day. LED profiles, recessed spotlights, and decorative luminaires have been combined to guide the visual path and reinforce the sense of comfort.

The journey through the space is conceived as a fluid experience, connecting different areas without abrupt breaks and conveying visual continuity.

5. More Than a Space, a Statement of Intent

This showroom is not just a place to display ideas; it is tangible proof of how the studio works. Every client meeting in this environment allows for a better understanding of their aesthetic sensibility, needs, and expectations.

This design showroom in Madrid is a living manifestation of the design the studio champions: serene, functional, and tailor-made spaces. An invitation to imagine new ways of living with balance, beauty, and clarity.