Margot House is a nine-room boutique hotel in Barcelona designed by Sandra Durany—co-owner of the property with her father Sergio Durany. Bright interiors include a lounge and breakfast area with various seating arrangements.

Situated beneath a pitched ceiling with skylights, the lounge and breakfast area is dotted with plants and features a large oak bookshelf spanning one wall.

Natural materials in the communal kitchen create a sense of warmth.

Light oak and natural tones dominate in guestrooms, each with a unique floorplan. All feature chalk-hued walls and white Egyptian cotton sheets with gray accent pillows.

Gray and green headboards in select rooms sit against slatted white wood panels, adding a bit of color—with the help of mustard-toned cashmere throws—to the mostly pale interiors.

“The hotel’s design feels a bit Nordic, however most of the furnishings are from Catalan designers and Catalan companies,” says Sandra of the generally minimalist aesthetic. “We have excellent local designers and we wanted their work represented in the hotel.”

Though all share microcement walls and sleek flooring, select bathrooms offer bathtubs paired with single showerheads.