Francesc Rifé  designed RI HOUSE, a furniture showroom in Barcelona. Between complex design and simple life, RI HOUSE has given birth to a new way of reading Francesc Rife's work through product design. Without excess, without decoration and excuses, and with a sense of work, the new RI HOUSE online store and the new shopping space in Turo Park converge.

RI HOUSE starts with the first floor as spontaneous and experimental, while it also has a more discreet and private basement. Francesc Rife used a minimalist design style to design it. The use of white as the main color of the project space highlights RI HOUSE's simplicity and cleanliness, as well as the studio's design style. Francesc Rife also uses the grammar and family language of a contemporary art gallery to present carefully selected designs for well-known national and international brands.

Visual silence defines the background space of RI HOUSE. Francesc Rife's use of minimal materials, reasonable details and plain white surfaces made the furniture quickly a focal point. The five hand-made brick semicircular arches on level -1, through a neutral intervention, adapt the studio to its form without imposing it on itself.

RI HOUSE worked with Bulthaup Sant Cugat to integrate a stainless steel kitchen from the German brand B3 system into the project. As with any house, the kitchen tries to define the function of the space as a place. RI HOUSE will host culinary events and conversations with professionals to explore the need for creativity and aesthetics in this environment. Francesc Rife hopes to bridge emerging designers who are asking questions about design and driving change through a dynamic collaborative project that aims to encourage artisans and creatives to come up with different perspectives.

Currently, works by ceramist Gloria Carrillo (Pols Ceramics) can be seen in RI HOUSE's showroom and on its website, And "The Beautiful Simplicity" by photographer Javier Marquez and "Tubinos" by Pinasaan by designer Claudia Girbau.