This paper aims to show a specific poetics of the closed (and partially) opened spaces in everyday life of the three main characters from the Miloš Crnjanski's novel "Migrations" (Seobe). We tried to show the difference in their regard of everyday spaces from the points of view of Vuk, Arandjel and Dafina. Different perspectives of space arguably correspond to different life philosophies of the three characters influencing the way in which the space is eventually shaped in the novel.
