The Kilzi Castilla console draws inspiration from the land and winds of Castilla, elements very present in the stories of Don Quixote. Its shape, based on the gesture of raised hands that also appears in the "Yay" lamp, transforms an expression of joy into a solid and material piece.

The piece is constructed from 36 layers of fine Castilian earth, compacted and worked to create a dense and textured structure. The base and drawer pulls are made of golden brass, symbolizing the connection to the earth and the relationship with the user.

While firmly rooted, the console evokes lightness and movement, as if propelled by the Castilian wind. In contrast, the interior of the drawers is lacquered in black and combined with gold, evoking spaces of contemplation and recalling the ephemeral nature of material presence.