The kitchen as the soul of the home

Located in Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Ríos, this kitchen, designed by the architecture and interior design studio of architect Camila Barbisán, was conceived as much more than a functional space: it was envisioned from the start as the true heart of the home. An atmosphere where warmth, practicality, and design intertwine to create a unique everyday experience.

The backbone of the project is our Tabarca Blanco 7.5x23cm cladding, chosen for its glossy finish and unmistakable artisanal aesthetic. Each ceramic piece brings a subtly irregular texture reminiscent of old handmade tiles, infusing the kitchen with traditional charm, reinterpreted from a contemporary perspective.

The vertical placement of the Tabarca Blanco accentuates the sense of height and creates a vibrant play of light thanks to its reflective surface. This detail not only beautifies but also defines the character of the space, transforming an architectural gesture into an emotional element.

This cladding became the starting point for a design that balances the classical and the contemporary. In combination with Nebraska Natural wood furniture by Egger and Chianca di Ostuni Matte sintered stone countertops, DUNE’s Tabarca Blanco contributes to an atmosphere of brightness, rusticity, and warmth.

The result is a space that feels bright, harmonious, and deeply welcoming, where every element interacts seamlessly, generating a coherent and lived-in atmosphere. In this kitchen, Dune’s ceramics are not just a finish: they are the soul of the design. They provide identity, define the style, and accompany the daily life of those who inhabit the space.