The new layout creates a circular flow, structured in two horizontal bands, distinguishing the daytime area from the private resting zone. The central element is the kitchen and its intricate joinery, fitted out to respond to different uses: entrance hall, kitchen, living room. The living room is separated from the main bedroom by large sliding doors, allowing this area to be enjoyed as one generous, continuous space. The sliders also conceal a small trick: they reveal the screen used to project films. Finally, the balcony has been fitted with a folding table, fixed to the wall, which lends versatility to the space and once again allows the fluid circulation that defines the home. Andrea wanted to mix Mediterranean materiality with an elegant and sophisticated note, drawn from her years of experience working in Dublin. Our proposal alternates refined elements in walnut wood and pale blue lacquer with brushed brass details, alongside distinctly Mediterranean features such as diagonal terrace tiles, brick, and a rough varnished plaster finish.