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When Antoni Gaudí designed La Pedrera , he considered its prime location on one of Barcelona’s most prestigious boulevards. To enhance the opulence of the apartments, he included a wealth of ornamental details.

All the  and interior arches in the rental apartments were finished with mouldings on the frames, crafted with remarkable plasticity and sensitivity using plaster, cane and tow. The themes of these mouldings are diverse, featuring intricate decorative motifs like seashells and octopus tentacles, reflecting Gaudí’s connection to nature.

Another decorative highlight is the door handles of Casa Milà. Each handle was ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in the hand, ensuring smooth and effortless use.

In your visit to  at La Pedrera, you’ll discover some of the decorative elements designed by Antoni Gaudí: the furniture, , domestic equipment,  and ornamental details.

 

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