In Chamberí, one of Madrid's most established residential neighbourhoods, this sixth-floor apartment occupies a generously proportioned layout of 314 m². The property is conceived as a sequence of distinct living zones, each with its own character and purpose. The principal spaces unfold across the floor with clear architectural intention. The main salon is anchored by an 18th-century French marble fireplace, a classical element that sets the tone for the interior. A secondary living room opens onto a terrace, offering a transition between inside and outside. The dining room connects to a library, creating a connected but defined eating and study space. The kitchen is positioned as a service area, designed for both daily use and entertaining.