
Marcio Kogan in Marbella
Overlooking the sea from the hills of Marbella, Casa Mashrabiya is a contemporary architectural masterpiece. Designed by the influential Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan, this unique villa is inspired by traditional Arabic latticework, creating interesting interactions between light and space.
The project features a continuous veranda that connects the interior with the exterior, the perfect setting for lightweight designs such as the Calma armchair.
The interior, designed by the InteriorLab team, features other STUA designs, such as the Solapa tables in the living room, Globus stools in the kitchen, and Meseta tables in the cinema room.
Sophisticated simplicity.

Living
The large living room includes Costura sofas, armchairs and ottomans to structure the space.






Kitchen space
The kitchen is equipped with the new Globus stools.


Marcio Kogan
Born in 1952 in Säo Paulo, Brazil, has become one of the most influential architects of XXI century. Its style is characterised by great formal simplicity, strong connections between interior and exterior, the use of pure volumes, and great climatic comfort.



Cinema room
This cinema room is a great luxury, and includes Meseta tables for the popcorns.













