Tailor-made interior design on the Costa del Sol, the Costa de la Luz and in Madrid. We combine calm aesthetics, functionality and warmth to create homes that feel like your own from day one.
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What an interior design project means to us
When we talk about interior design projects, we're not just talking about choosing a sofa and a couple of cushions. We're talking about thinking through the whole home: how it welcomes you when you walk in, how the living room is lived in, what happens with the light throughout the day or how the bedroom feels when you switch off the last lamp.
At Pino & Jacaranda we accompany the process from start to finish. From the first layout plan to the final styling, so that you can walk in and feel that the home is ready to be lived in.
What an interior design project with Pino & Jacaranda includes
- Layout study and furniture plan. We make the most of every metre and organise the spaces.
- Selection of materials, colours and textures. Palettes that suit the light in each area and the way you live.
- Choice of furniture, lighting and special pieces. We combine timeless basics with pieces of character.
- Textiles, art and décor. Everything that turns a decent house into a welcoming home.
- Coordination with trades and follow-up. Control of timings, installations and technical details.
- Installation and final styling. We place everything, dress the home and put the finishing touches to every room.
Key idea: a good interior design project is not noticed through one isolated piece, but through the sense of calm and coherence when you look at the whole home.
Interior design on the Costa del Sol
Costa del Sol is lived both indoors and out. Lots of light, terraces, social life and homes that often combine personal use with holiday rentals. Here we look for comfortable spaces, hard-wearing materials and a calm aesthetic reminiscent of a quiet hotel by the sea.
Our projects in Marbella and the surrounding area focus on
- Living rooms that work just as well day to day as in high season.
- Materials and textiles ready for heavy use, sand and humidity.
- Bright colour palettes with touches of soft blues and greens.
- Homes that photograph beautifully if they are rented out, without losing real comfort.
Interior design on the Costa de la Luz
On the Costa de la Luz life is shared between porches, gardens and summer dining rooms. These are family homes where naturalness rules, with lots of barefoot living and constant movement. Our projects here look for visual lightness and warmth.
What we look for in a home on the Costa de la Luz
- Living rooms that connect with the outdoors without losing the feeling of home.
- Furniture that stands up to children, pets and plenty of gatherings around the table.
- Natural textiles, fibres, washed woods and a relaxed but carefully considered aesthetic.
- Second homes that stop looking like a collection of separate pieces and gain coherence.
Interior design in Madrid
Madrid is lived differently. Flats with very limited square metres, storage is key and a pace of life in which the home has to be a refuge. In this context every decision counts and a good project makes the difference.
Keys to our projects in the city
- Making the most of every centimetre with well-thought-out furniture and, when needed, made to measure.
- Creating a sense of space with light palettes and well-proportioned pieces.
- Adding character without overdoing it, so the home is both elegant and liveable.
- Paying attention to architectural details and hardware to elevate the whole.
Bedrooms, lighting and details that complete the home
A well-thought-out home doesn't stop at the living room. We work on bedrooms, halls, corridors and all those transitional spaces that are often left until last and end up looking improvised. It is precisely there that projects gain depth. If your challenge is a bedroom with little space, we have ideas in how to make a small bedroom look elegant.
Key idea: when the lighting, bedding and small accessories speak the same language, the bedroom feels finished even if it isn't overloaded.
The kinds of projects we take on
We work with very different profiles, but almost all fit into one of these cases:
Homes to live in
- Main residence. Homes that people finally want to see finished and in tune with their current stage of life.
- Second home on the coast. Homes on the Costa del Sol and the Costa de la Luz designed to be comfortable from day one.
Homes as an investment
- Holiday rental. Flats and houses that need to make an impact in photos and withstand heavy use.
- Homes for sale. Properties that gain perceived value through a strategic furniture and styling intervention.
If what you have in hand is a development or a project for your business, we tell you how we work in contract projects with developers, studios and companies.
Quick checklist to start your project
- Define what the home is for over the next few years: living, renting, selling or a mix of uses.
- Think about how you would like the home to feel: more light, more order, more warmth.
- Set an approximate budget for the project.
- Take photos and a floor plan or sketch of the home if you don't have them yet.
- Prioritise key rooms such as the living room, main bedroom and entrance areas.
Conclusion: the same approach on the coast and in the city
Working on the Costa del Sol, the Costa de la Luz and in Madrid at the same time lets us understand very well the differences between a house by the sea and a city flat, while always applying the same approach. We know which materials work best in humid climates, which textiles withstand heavy use, which decisions help a home rent better and which details add value if the aim is to sell in a few years.
Above all, we look for real homes. Beautiful homes you can live in, with carefully considered light, balanced proportions and a feeling of calm that never goes out of fashion. If you want to see where interiors are heading this season, take a look at the winter 2025-2026 décor trends.
Frequently asked questions about interior design projects
What does an interior design project include?
With Pino & Jacaranda it includes the layout study and furniture plan, the selection of materials, colours and textures, the choice of furniture, lighting, textiles, art and décor, coordination with trades and the final installation and styling.
Which areas do you carry out interior design projects in?
We work on the Costa del Sol, the Costa de la Luz and in Madrid, on main and second homes as well as on holiday rentals or properties for sale.
What do I need to start an interior design project?
A clear idea of what the home is for (living, renting, selling or a mix of uses), how you would like the home to feel, an approximate budget, photos and a floor plan or sketch, and the rooms you want to prioritise.
Shall we talk about your interior design project?
If you have a home on the Costa del Sol, the Costa de la Luz or in Madrid and want someone to think it through with you, we would be delighted to listen and help you shape it.
I want to start my projectAt Pino & Jacaranda we believe a well-thought-out home shows in how you live every day: in the light, in the proportions and in that feeling of calm when you walk in.
Because a good interior design project doesn't end when the last piece of furniture is placed, but when the home starts to feel like yours.
