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22 cm from the floor to improve drainage. To avoid humidity, the wall has three layers of enamel paint. The shower nozzle is made of nickelled brass, like the taps. The ceiling is not plastered, exposing the Catalan-style vaults. Toilet It has the basic elements for the daily hygiene of the residents: a porcelain washbasin, a piece of marble to protect the wall from splashes and a bevelled mirror. Next to it is a vitrified porcelain WC, which has an open cistern hanging at an appropriate height to achieve a good flush. Kitchen A rectangular room, it has a built-in worktop and is finished with glassed tiles from La Bisbal (18 x 18 cm), incorporating the main elements of the kitchen: a sink, a wrought iron stove (built-in and with a small door)
which worked with coal and a space to place a range. The wall above the worktop is half-covered with white tiles from Valencia (20 x 20 cm). Underneath the window there is a built-in larder finished with tiles from La Bisbal on the shelf and base. It is closed with doors which have small metal ventilation grills. Over the sink there is a wooden plate rack. The ceiling is not plastered, also exposing Catalan-style vaults, and there is a smoke exhaust tube for the range. Dining room Located in the centre of the dwelling, leading off the corridor and overlooking passeig Torras i Bages, it is the area connecting with the bedrooms on the upper floor, as well as the exit to the terrace through a threeleaf folding door opening outwards and extending it. The walls, partitions and ceilings are painted with distemper.