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."
In this context, the house was a space where artistic expression flourished, despite not conforming to traditional notions of an artist's studio. Its unique atmosphere, with walls painted in an unusual green and filled with eclectic objects, made it an inspiring location for Miguel, where stories could be brought to life.