IDEQUO Design School
A 500m² design school in Madrid’s Chamberí — Aitor Viteri wraps classrooms and corridors in Alvic Luxe, Zenit and Syncron color.
Project Details
Learning by color. IDEQUO, Madrid.
Location
Madrid
Spain
Typology
Design School
Interior design campus
Design
Aitor Viteri
Interior Designer & Academic Director
Finishes
Luxe, Zenit & Syncron
Curry, Coral, Rojo Pompei & more
The Finishes
Six colors, one energy. Curry to Ultramar.
The Concept
A school without walls — where the room itself becomes the first teacher.
In the heart of Chamberí, IDEQUO — The Interior Design School has turned a sober, all-white law office into a 500-square-meter laboratory of ideas. Academic Director Aitor Viteri treated the brief as a blank canvas rather than a retrofit: an interior design school, he reasoned, should be taught by its own architecture.
The result is unapologetically chromatic. Where the old offices offered only white, Alvic’s palette now organizes the space — Curry, Naranja Citrus and Coral raise the energy in furniture and cladding, while a deeper Azul Ultramar and a restrained touch of Rojo Pompei hold the room in balance. Color becomes wayfinding: it marks thresholds, signals use, and keeps the senses awake.
The palette plays across two finishes at once. Luxe’s high-gloss surfaces throw back light and multiply it through the room, while Zenit’s supermate answers in soft, velvet-quiet contrast — proof that this school’s boldest lessons are written into the material itself.
Inside the Space
Through the school. Room by room.
Feature Wall
Luxe gloss, four colors deep
Reception Counter
Zenit supermate meets Magnolia
Material Shelving
Curry, Coral, Rojo Pompei
Study Shelving
The full Zenit spectrum
The Staircase
Color climbs three floors
