Susanna Cots Creates a Connected Home With Few Walls or Doors

Barcelona-based interior designer Susanna Cots always has a way of utilizing white throughout her spaces without them ever feeling cold or stark. Such is the case with Autumn in the North, Cots’ latest residential project in Navarra, Spain. The modern residence pairs white surfaces with wooden accents within a connected space that does away with walls and doors. In total, the home only has three doors, a far cry from typical houses these days.

A raised platform becomes the perfect reading nook for the children of the house.

Both the kitchen and the semi-open staircase mark the center of the home, and while they are defined by dividers, they’re not closed off by walls.

A massive skylight in the kitchen brings morning and midday light. A black central island underneath is flanked by minimal white cabinets with embedded wood shelves that complement the floor-to-ceiling wood wall in the back.

Black rimmed windows frame the surrounding green landscape from every angle. No matter where one stands, there’s always a window within view.

A curated selection of furniture and accessories offer comfortable, usable rooms without being overdone.

Built in white cabinets section off areas for storage and a long, custom desk which has privacy but also remains connected to the rest of the space.

Sliding wood panels offer privacy when needed in the bedrooms or can remain open for extra space.

A white door at the top of the stairs slides to close off the primary bedroom or to block off the adjoining bathroom.

Caroline Williamson is Editor-in-Chief of Design Milk. She has a BFA in photography from SCAD and can usually be found searching for vintage wares, doing New York Times crossword puzzles in pen, or reworking playlists on Spotify.

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