It is a clear allusion to medieval villages, with uneven surfaces and displaced geometries. As one strolls through the opaque volumes, entrances and viewpoints can be discovered, inviting new explorations to unfold. The spaces are drawn with unexpected natural light coming from the ceilings and with berry trees shadows screening over the walls and floor. A warmer glow comes from squared openings on the rustic stone walls, where mashrabyas sliding pannels let the internal light out and mark the entrance to each room.

Interior walls and ceiling are fully clad in wood, what makes every internal ambience warm and cozy. Furniture pieces in natural fabrics, leather and fibers enhance the rural caracter of the house. The variety of surfaces sets a subtle transition between atmospheres: from rustic to sharp, from communal to intimate, from simplicity to sophistication and finally, from outdoors to indoors.