🎥📼🕹️📺 It was the ’90s, MTV music videos were the trendiest thing around, and on our first handheld consoles we played a game called TETRIS. TETRIS is a game built on fitting together a series of different volumes, geometries and colours.

And this story we’re telling through interior design has a lot of that. A living/dining/kitchen space where a series of pieces of different geometry, colour and arrangement relate to one another. We created a base colour in the kitchen that goes unnoticed yet is very present — white — and from there everything flows towards the creation of a delicate, super-elegant, colourful space with a nostalgic touch, because there will be memories that carry us back to a better time.

Rounding off the design is the piece that wins you the game of TETRIS, that last piece you’d slot in to clear a level. It’s a walnut cabinet inserted vertically as a room divider. On it, we see the TV — we see what happens through its open shelving, and the back doubles as a handy spice rack for the kitchen. It’s a piece that balances and, where needed, ennobles the space.

On top of that, this project has a modest yet ambitious goal: to improve everyday family relationships. Not that they were bad — quite the opposite; a space like this could only be created for a wonderful, exemplary family. But we’re certain that, through the reading of these new spaces, we can naturally improve relationships and the way of sharing, so that, despite the pace of daily life, we can feel the warmth of home and family. Thank you @elvestidordeyo for your trust.