The blue room of Tunateca Balfegó transports guests under the sea with an undulating ceiling that recalls a school of fish made possible by organic illumination that brings the installation to life.

The ronquero room, used to host sessions on the traditional, manual dissection of the tuna, is wrapped in ceramic—a reference to the shiny blue and silver scales of the fish.

Deep red boxes in the ronquero room contrast the reddish wooden ceiling and the trapezoidal ceramic wall.

Two multifunction rooms on the upper floor are connected by metallic panels, while wood floors, walls, and ceiling create a warm, cozy space.

The upper floor rooms boast reddish wooden tables that form the outline of a golden fishbone.