Villa Of 400 M² In Fuengirola, Spain

Inside the Villas: A Symphony of Space and Light

The villas themselves are substantial residences, each featuring four generously sized bedrooms spread across three floors. Accessibility is a given, with a private elevator connecting each level. Step inside the living room, and you’ll immediately notice a sense of harmony and warmth. The use of wood is prevalent, extending across the flooring and reaching up to the high ceilings. Art is integrated into the design, and a striking marble fireplace serves as a sculptural focal point, also acting as a divider for the living space. Large windows are a key feature, allowing abundant natural light to flood the interiors while also framing the views of the surrounding nature. For moments of shared leisure, the villas include a private cinema room, perfect for enjoying time with friends and family.

Sensory Experiences and Sustainable Materials

The natural elements surrounding the villas actively contribute to the sensory experience within. The Mediterranean flora, including fragrant thyme and rosemary, perfumes the air inside the homes. The natural division created by the vegetation between each villa ensures a sense of privacy and an intimate atmosphere. Imagine relaxing by an infinity pool, where you can dive in while taking in exceptional views of ancient carob trees and the vast Mediterranean Sea. The project also emphasizes wellbeing with private spa facilities within each villa. Here, you can breathe in the calming wooden ambiance, unwind in a warm jacuzzi, or experience the benefits of a sauna. These spaces are designed to heighten your senses and promote deep relaxation. You can enjoy the outdoor surroundings from the comfort of sunbeds, with the pool’s blue light adding to the tranquil atmosphere. This commitment to nature is evident throughout the development, with a focus on sustainable and natural materials such as wood, white river stones, and various minerals. The design maximizes the panoramic views of the sea, providing a constant connection to the ever-changing hues of the ocean, especially during the vibrant orange sunsets.