The main dressing room consisted of two parts, one for the “his” area and one for the “hers” area, with a central island with a lockable top drawer. A separate wardrobe with 6 folding doors and a mirror was developed, and inside it a removable push system was designed to hang the bags in the lower part and thus take advantage of the entire depth of the wardrobe. For this wardrobe, the space was enlarged by removing part of the partition, making the space larger. In the shoe rack, the inclination of the shoes and the support for them were studied so that the greatest number of pairs possible could fit in.

In the second dressing room, it is worth highlighting the concealment of a pipe with a false door without a handle, like a flap in a small space. The third dressing room was designed for clothing, bed linen and towels by creating a 120 cm sliding door that runs along one side, making the end of a room disappear with a hallway and giving it width with the large mirror on the door. We emphasised the concealment of pipes and columns in the middle of the room with a chiffonier and a cube shelving unit that went all the way around. All the dressing rooms were adjusted to the walls, floor and ceiling to make the most of the space.