The extension of the existing Villa Carmen located in Rabat, Morocco, intends to give an air of modernity by creating new spaces connected to the existing ones avoiding a sudden transition that could affect, above all, the integral functioning of the two-level house.

The new distribution allows the entry of a large amount of light throughout the day thanks to the glass doors that connect it with the garden and the new patio that in turn serves as a transition element between the living rooms, the kitchen and the new room.

To maintain this continuity and lighting, a continuous floor has been chosen on both levels with a light tone, cream-beige marble, which allows the diffusion of light both from the glass doors and the projected skylights in the hall adjacent to patio. To accompany the light tones, and thus obtain a contrast that can give the house a chromatic balance, we have opted for the use of a noble material such as walnut wood for the doors, decorative elements and claustras (separators) that allow a good division of the large spaces such as living rooms, office and bedroom on the first floor.