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Formerly the residence's dining room, this space preserves iconic elements such as the original stucco work and the undulating ceiling designed by Gaudí, intended to enhance light and the perception of space.
This was once one of the residence's main halls, designed by Gaudí as a prestigious space where the household’s social life unfolded. Its original moldings, proportions, and stucco work have been meticulously restored.
Originally a bedroom, this space served as a silent witness to the Batlló family’s private life for generations. Its original plasterwork and woodwork have been meticulously preserved, retaining the room's intimate domestic essence.
Originally a secondary service area, this corner preserves the proportions and woodwork that once shaped the home’s most discreet domestic life.
A former transition space within the home, it preserves elements such as woodwork and handles designed by Gaudí—small details that reflect his attention to design in everyday life.
Once a bedroom, this space retains the original proportions and woodwork that defined the home’s domestic intimacy. For over a century, it served as the setting for the private lives of its residents.
Historically linked to a more leisurely pace of social life, this space preserves delicate floral stuccos and original moldings, reflecting the taste and refinement of the era.
As one of the residence's most iconic spaces, this room preserves its original stucco work and floral ceiling—elements that reflect the home’s noble character. For decades, it served as the heart of the Batlló family’s social and private life.
Originally a space dedicated to private use, it preserves the structure and woodwork that once defined the home’s domestic life.
Formerly a private domestic space, this room preserves its original woodwork, deeply connected to the family’s daily life.
Historically a secondary room tied to everyday life, this space retains its original woodwork—witnesses to the passage of time and the home's various transformations.
Once the home’s original kitchen, this space remarkably preserves its heritage, from the hydraulic floor tiles to the traditional tiling and original cabinetry—a rare find within the property.
