Inside Casa Batlló

Entrance Hall

The curved, wave-like walls and turtle-shell skylights transport you under the sea. The hardwood handrail mimics a creature’s spine, reflecting Gaudí’s marine inspiration.

Noble Floor

Once Josep Batlló’s private residence, this 700 m² floor features a mushroom fireplace, a grand living room with a panorama of Passeig de Gràcia, and artful woodwork throughout.

Patio of Light

Ceramic and glass tiles in graduated blues ensure even illumination. The vertical gradient and varied window sizes create an ethereal underwater glow.

Indoor Garden

Wavy balconies and mosaic-tiled planters frame a hidden courtyard. A curved vase wall gives the illusion of a floating garden.

The Loft

Originally a service area, the white-washed arches mimic a rib cage. The 60-arched ceiling floods the space with natural light.

The Roof

Gaudí’s dragon backbone emerges here—multicolored, scaled tiles form a life-like creature against the Barcelona sky.