The house is organized over two floors and opens onto a 50 m² patio that acts as the heart of the home. The renovation process wasn't easy, but it was full of deliberate decisions. The original layout gave way to a new organization that allows the spaces to connect without losing their individual character. The kitchen, dining room, and living room don't form a single open space, but rather interact with each other through openings, doors, and short hallways that allow light to flow in without sacrificing privacy.

Beyond its architecture, this house tells other stories. Like that of the antique hydraulic tiles, rescued from her great-grandmother's house and preserved for years by her grandmother in the hope that someone would reinstall them. Now, these unique pieces cover the kitchen, blending seamlessly into a palette of materials that mixes clay, wood, and ceramic with a contemporary aesthetic.