The upcoming 'ideal house' exhibition, set to take place from June 4 to 13 at the Círculo Ecuestre in Barcelona, aims to present a captivating vision of a dream home. This initiative is part of the Ecléctica project, which is organized in conjunction with the World Capital of Architecture, and features a collaboration between renowned interior designers and artists from various fields. Visitors will be able to explore twelve uniquely designed spaces, each crafted by talented partnerships, for an admission fee of 20 euros.

Among the distinguished collaborations, filmmaker Isabel Coixet will team up with interior designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán to create the living room, while renowned author Javier Cercas will work with Asun Antó on the design of a library. Other notable collaborations include singer Queralt Lahoz teaming with L35 Architects to design a multipurpose room, and television presenter Risto Mejide partnering with Jaime Prous for an office design. This exhibition not only showcases innovative design but also emphasizes the importance of creativity and interdisciplinary collaboration in the world of interior design.

The Ecléctica project reflects a growing interest in creative housing solutions and serves as a platform to promote the Cultural Capital's diverse architectural talents. As a part of this exhibition, attendees can expect a variety of envisioned spaces that challenge conventional ideas of home, fostering inspiration and dialogue among visitors. This initiative signifies a broader trend of integrating art and architecture while enhancing the cultural landscape of Barcelona.