A variety of ceramic tiles and bricks in their natural clay colouration has been used throughout the apartments and monopolize their colour palette with terracotta hues. Monochromatic, unglazed tiles cover the floors in lighter and darker muted tones whereas glossier glazed tiles playfully mark the concrete columns. On the walls, larger sized geometric patterned bricks  provide subtle decoration in the otherwise unadorned rooms whereas narrower wall tiles arranged vertically differentiate the bathrooms and kitchens. The earthy palette of the clay elements is harmoniously complemented by the natural shades of the wooden doors, window frames and furniture while the grittiness of the exposed concrete posts and beams give the overall impression of an artisan's abode.

Similarly to the interiors, clay bricks and tiles have been selectively featured in a variety of arrangements on the balconies and terraces providing earthy accents and geometric highlights to the plain building exterior of whitewashed walls and exposed concrete. Coupled with the brick-up balcony doors and the steel rebar used to form canopies and balustrades, the entire building looks like the handiwork of some whimsical craftsman in awe of the Mediterranean sun.