I remember the first time I visited Pablo Neruda’s house in Isla Negra, we were welcomed by a guide (today they use the audio guide system), who told us at the entrance of the house: “when you enter this house, you must take into account that the place, the type of construction, the materials, the decoration, was not the work of an architect or builder, but of a poet”… How right she was, for example, in the corridor that communicates the access to the dining room, on the right side, there is a window overlooking the sea. On that side there are glass bottles of different shapes and sizes in bluish colors on the floor. On the left side, there are also other bottles of different shapes and sizes in brown colors. The explanation was that the blue ones are on the sea side and the brown ones on the land side… In the same corridor there is a window facing the sea side, with some shelves full of ships inside the bottles, why in that place? because when looking towards the sea, you can see how the ships sail…