Showing what others hide leaves more room for imagination than you might think. In fact, the Scava project is characterized by fronts that have a grip on the upper part and which, thanks to a work surface set inside the structures, allow them to be opened. A multidirectional search that continuously shifts the center of movement, which now turns flat and a moment later rises along the vertical wooden elements that go from floor to ceiling. The environment is characterized by two large spaces delimited in the center by three wooden pillars with pantry function and which hide the built-in appliances. The first space is a kitchen with two workstations, a central island and an equipped wall, while the second offers a large living area with a table, sideboards and a sofa. An environment to explore without filters, with the feeling of living in complete interaction between the person and the space.