After eliminating any previous trace, the RARDO-Architects technicians defined two large differentiated spaces in the house; Firstly, a large living-dining room with an open kitchen, separated from the room area only by the entrance, which acts as a connection nucleus between both spaces.

The main room is separated from the rest of the house by a large sliding door, which allows to isolate the work space, the bathroom and the sleeping area in a simple way, while reinforcing the connection between both spaces by using a lacquered wood paneling on the walls, from the kitchen to the bedroom, with the doors of the guest room and the guest bathroom integrated into it, so that it is a clean and neutral space.

The ensemble is finished off with custom-made cabinets and shelves in neutralized oak, contemporary design furniture, both interior and exterior, chosen by RARDO-Architects in conjunction with the property, and a large open breakfast bar with Silestone worktop, which articulates the large central space.