Floral wallpaper, a soft color palette, and a row of leafy green pothos plants greet you in Ohiana Navarte’s rental apartment. She’s a psychiatrist, budding fashion designer… and clearly amazing at interior design, too. Her home in Valencia, Spain is also a great example of how to add a lot of visual impact without visual clutter. Using energetic, graphic wallpaper on the walls of many of the rooms means she can be minimal in her furnishings, while still creating a calming space that feels cozy.

她做的旅行,她meets-everyth的人ing in her life can work as an inspiration for her designs. In this sense, her rental apartment truly is a reflection of her personality. Gorgeous prints on the walls, bright natural light, and cute vintage furniture… it all comes together to create the perfect cocktail of a beautiful and original home.

Style:I don’t like just one style. I need to change time to time with something that fits with the emotions and feelings I live in, in any moment of my life.

Inspiration:大自然。

Favorite element:The realistic painting on the living room wall by R.N.R.

Biggest challenge:The space to convey what I’m looking for.

What friends say:They say it’s quiet, shiny, and warm.

Biggest embarrassment:When it’s messy!

Biggest indulgence:When people come over and I can enjoy the space with them.

Best advice:买的植物。

Dream Sources:Flea markets of the area and antique dealers.

• Desk, TV stand, coffee table, and sofa —Maison du Monde
• Hydraulic rugs —Hidraulik
• Lamps — Flea Market from Malasaña (Madrid)
• Other stuff — IKEA and antique dealers.

• Wallpaper — Van Gogh wallpaper
• Desk and table —Maison du monde.
• Decor — Buy in flea markets around the country.

• Furniture — IKEA
• Rugs —Hidraulik

Thanks, Ohiana!

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