Small Penthouse Interior Design by Hector Ruiz Velazquez

This small penthouse called “The Ruiz-Maasburg Penthouse” is only 60 m2 inside and 50 m2 of terrace, located in the centre of Madrid.

The limited space inspired the architect, Hector Ruiz-Velasquez, to use basic theatre tricks like forced perspectives in order to achieve wider spatial perceptions.


The interior design is dominated by white colour and the lighting effect.

These two elements give a notion of wideness. Certain black points and surfaces are used to give scale and depth, thus create a complementary and melodic contrast.

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