Although the house was not a traditional artist's atelier, it was a place where Salvador drew and painted and which Miguel found to be "a very attractive place because all the walls were painted a strange shade of green, and it was full of stuff like papier mâché skeletons. It was a magic place where you could make up all sorts of stories."
Although the house deviated from traditional artist's studios, it served as a space for artistic expression for Salvador, which Miguel found captivating due to its distinctive ambiance, marked by walls of an unusual green color and an assortment of unconventional objects like papier mâché skeletons. This location fostered creativity, allowing tales to be invented.