The interior of this apartment is a story about playful color blocks set against natural textures and simple lines. With modernist influences, the project concept begins with the combination of practical and aesthetic sensibilities, based on the idea that colors are therapeutic when used harmoniously in the spaces where we spend the most time. Ceramic tiles where use as decorative accents in non-conventional spots, for example to create a headboard for the bed in the main bedroom, inspired by Mediterranean interiors.

The apartment features three rooms, two bathrooms, and a spacious hallway. The designers made slight adjustments to the original layout to create more storage in the hallway. The kitchen is open and directly connects to the dining area, which complements the living room, where a generous bookshelf becomes a focal point visible from the entrance of the apartment.