The interior space is intended to be adapted to the new experiences of those who live in it. If its distribution once made sense, adapting it to the present renews the thought of daily interactions.

This is how a piece was conceived that surrounds the entrance to the flat and simultaneously seeks to separate the most private area of the house from the social area.

This piece, with oak carpentry elements, together with mirror elements, aims to create greater depth in the room, enhancing its sense of space. The opening of the sliding panel, or even the television moment built into the mirror, seek to establish moments of flexibility and different dynamics in the use of space.