Peacock Blue

Who says banking is boring? In Madrid’s serene Fuente del Berro neighborhood, AdeL studio has pulled off the ultimate heist—robbing an old bank branch of its corporate coldness and replacing it with a loft-duplex that will take your breath away: the Peacock Blue project is less of a renovation and more of a textural revolution.

The undisputed protagonist is the vibrant blue staircase. Inspired by the local peacocks of Quinta del Berro, this structural masterpiece isn’t just a way to reach the rest area; it’s a vertical sculpture that guides the eye and anchors the home’s soul. Wrapped in a “mineral skin” of seamless microcement, the walls flow without borders, illuminated by a massive gabled skylight that turns the Madrid sky into your personal ceiling.

From the “invisible” high-tech kitchen to the whimsical circus-striped dining chairs, every detail balances sophistication with a wink of playfulness. Whether you’re soaking in the copper-accented suite or peering over the mezzanine into the double-height lounge, Peacock Blue proves that “returning home” should be a sensory event. It’s bold, it’s blue, and it’s definitely not your average withdrawal.