The first floor is conceived as an open space that houses the living and kitchen uses, being linked to several outdoor spaces that, depending on the time of day, become more relevant. Similarly, on the second floor is located the master bedroom, that opens out three of its facades to this view of the sea.

In an almost accidental way, through a diversion in the perimeter wall, we enter the garden surrounding the house. Upon accessing the plot, a large steel pivoting door appears in the center of the rear facade, which seeks to magnify the act of arriving home, generating a main axis that marks a certain transverse symmetry in the project. In this way, right from the entrance it is possible to discover the spectacular views of the Mediterranean that the house holds.

As for the materiality, we work with neutral tones and noble materials. The microcement used in the interior, which covers walls, floor and ceiling, blends in with the limewashed facade, bathing all the spaces and creating continuity in the project. Natural oak wood is used in the interior carpentry and kitchen furniture, as well as in the upper level flooring, where the night area is located, in order to create a cozier and warmer environment. Finally, natural stone is used to accentuate the forcefulness of the kitchen island and bathroom sinks, which are treated almost as scupltural pieces.