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I love that dining room...and Gaudi...with all my heart.

¡También amo Gaudi y adoro Barcelona! I was lucky to visit Barcelona for 9 days back in the late 1990's and I dream about going back. Park Guell is one of my favorite places on earth.

The first room feels creative and comfortable. The rest are too epic for my taste. Living there would give me the hee bee jeebies. Perhaps I feel that way because I just watched "Rosemary's Baby". This apartment is similar to the grand scale and ornate touches of Rosemary's neighbors'.

The fake Gaudi dining room feels claustrophobic! At least in that picture.
The Versailles inspired living room is kitsch, the faux marble is worthy of an ordinary italian restaurant and the furniture is ugly.
The rest is perfectly ordinary.

Monica I totally agree wt you... I travelled all around the world and Barcelona was one of my top fav city.. thanks to Gaudi for making this city so beautiful with his artwork...

The terrace & ceiling paintings are magical! But I do not like the combination of leather sofa @ Versailles inspired living room.

Great! I love almost everything, mostly the living rooms.

His name was "Antoni," not "Antonio."

I hardly see anything Gaudi influenced, it's all too common, it looks more 80s Almodovar inspired than Gaudi's.

La loca: the Gaudi influence can be seen in the organic shapes of the windows and the arch in the dining room and in the vibrant colors. He was all about color and undulating lines.

hi, does anyone know the name of the sofa in the living room photo or know one like it? It doesn't need to be leather. thanks

Love the bones of the apartment. The current furniture and paint choices, not so much.

I'm speechless...and the dining room is most definitely "Gaudi inspired"; that fact jumps out immediately.