The complexity of creating this space lay mainly in converting a dreary corner inside the Casino into a singular point of attraction for a public that makes use of it throughout the opening hours of the venue, and also in very tight times, since it feeds a large part of the room.

From something as simple as a wood-lined corner with a non-existent decoration, an idea of a space with a lot of personality begins to take shape, which through its coloured mirrors probably reminds us of the 1970s, and although that was not the intention, the result is a space that could probably have been designed back then. Perhaps the complexity of his ceiling formed by triangular metal pieces placed randomly takes us more to the present moment, in which we welcome convoluted shapes that draw increasingly complex designs.