The interior design of the Madrid Spain Temple reflects the rich architectural traditions and cultural heritage of Spain. A distinctive woven motif, first introduced in the marble façade of the building, continues throughout the interior as a unifying design element. This motif appears in the marble wainscoting, custom rugs, and decorative details, creating a visual thread that ties the spaces together.
The woven ribbon pattern symbolizes the eternal union of families through the sacred ordinances performed in the temple. By repeating this motif throughout the building, the design reinforces the spiritual purpose of the temple while creating a sense of harmony and continuity.
The color palette draws from warm and expressive tones often found in Spanish design, including corals, rusts, and rich mossy greens. Upholstered wall panels, fabrics, and trim—crafted in Europe—add texture and depth while honoring Spain’s long tradition of fine craftsmanship and decorative arts. Together, these elements create an interior environment that reflects both the beauty of Spanish design and the sacred symbolism at the heart of the temple.
Sagrada has also been involved in the ongoing care and preservation of the Madrid Spain Temple for more than 15 years. During this time, the firm has completed numerous maintenance and interior updates, including furniture recovering, flooring replacement, and other restoration efforts. Through this long-term stewardship, Sagrada has developed a deep understanding of the building’s design history and materials. The firm is honored to continue supporting the temple’s care, helping ensure the interior remains beautiful and well maintained for years to come.
Designer: Various Sagrada Team
Year: 2011-Ongoing
Type: Religious
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