A small apartment with a big idea: separating the bedroom from the living room with a black iron-framed glass partition and a curtain, instead of a wall. That way the bedroom, in blue and lilac, with an upholstered headboard and a blue cotton bedspread, receives the light from the street through the living room, and the living room gains a depth it would never have with a wall.
Pale oak floors throughout, air conditioning and a swing-arm reading lamp above the bed.


The bathroom brings back the half-height blue wall tiles, with a white and grey encaustic floor, a wooden countertop with a porcelain basin and a shower with a glass screen. A heated towel rail and a round mirror. It is small and very well thought out.


The living room, with a pale linen sofa, a wood and iron coffee table and an abstract painting in turquoises and oranges, opens onto the entrance through an arch with a mirror. It sits in a building with a concierge and a lift in the Colonia de El Viso, five minutes from República Argentina metro station.
Let for a mid-term stay, furnished and with a fully equipped kitchen. For one person who wants a quiet, well-connected neighbourhood and a small home that doesn’t feel like a rental.
