The Rosewood Azulejo

The Rosewood Azulejo: Catalonia

With floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of Barcelona's most rebellious architecture, the best thing this home offers is sightseeing from the comfort of your sofa. Both the furniture and art are a pleasant unobtrusive mix of the old and new, showing that the host knows how to fill a space with meaningful pieces without making it look cluttered. But we have to admit – although it's well-designed, the layout of this home is a bit peculiar, with the kitchen fashioned inside a corridor and a tempered glass bathroom separating the second and third bedroom.

Home truths:
* The plastic plants in this home might not be to everyone's taste
* There aren't many entertainment options in this home – only a TV without any streaming options
* Bedrooms two and three are only separated by a bathroom in the middle, which has no walls, only tempered glass
* The bathroom that separates bedrooms two and three can only be accessed through the third bedroom
* At full occupancy, there isn't enough space for all guests to sit together at the dining table