The kitchen is no longer envisaged as an isolated room exclusively intended for working. It is increasingly more common to open kitchens out to the rest of the home, fusing them with other rooms and turning them into an important hotbed of interaction. In this case, the kitchen, dining room and reading area share a single space that—despite its versatility—remains cohesive and homogeneous.

The furniture shares a design with pure lines which helps to harmonise the space. The wooden finishes that are found in multiple items reinforce the idea of aesthetic uniformity, tracing visual links that favour a natural, smooth transition with no barriers among the different rooms. A large island serves as the hub for the daytime living areas, boasting a carefully crafted look given its pride of place, sculpted using clean lines and reduced-thickness materials. The rest of the equipment is laid out on both sides of the island—completely integrated into the architecture—, with the dining room, with wooden table, and reading area right in front of it.