The goal wasn't a major transformation, but rather to update the most used space in the house: the kitchen. Traditionally relegated to the back of the house and with little natural light, this kitchen needed to become a more comfortable, functional, and versatile space.

The design proposal featured a low cabinet line that begins next to the window, maximizing the natural light. The cooktop and sink were placed there, framing a work area that is illuminated for much of the day. This area is complemented by a wall unit that conceals the range hood and open shelves that expand storage capacity without overcrowding the space.

Opposite this unit, a second volume with a niche provides ample storage and allows for concealing everyday objects, maintaining order without sacrificing aesthetics. At the same time, it offers a surface for integrating decorative elements that reflect the personality of the home's inhabitants.