Located in Guadalmina, this completed villa is conceived as a balance between the purity of minimalist design and the warmth of natural materials. The project embraces a serene architectural language, where every element has been carefully considered to create an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and inviting, yet timeless.

One of the most distinctive features of the house is its large flared porch, designed as a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces. This architectural gesture not only expands the visual depth of the home but also encourages a Mediterranean lifestyle, blurring boundaries and creating a continuous, open living experience.

Wood cladding plays a key role in this space, adding texture and warmth while subtly contrasting with the clean geometry of the architecture. Inside, the material palette remains coherent and refined: microcement in the bathrooms provides a contemporary and uniform finish, while marble introduces a sense of timeless elegance.

Wood, present throughout different elements, reinforces the feeling of comfort and natural harmony across the home. The result is a residence that combines functionality, beauty, and wellbeing—where minimalism is not perceived as cold, but rather as a tool to highlight what truly matters, creating a bright, warm, and deeply connected living environment.