Casa Entre Pinos is a new-build project designed on a plot located within a protected pine forest in the province of Cádiz, where nature and architecture intertwine to create a home filled with light.

The house, developed on a single level, responds to a central idea: to connect interior and exterior spaces, turning the garden into the true protagonist of the home. Large windows and carefully positioned openings allow vegetation and natural light to permeate every corner, blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.

Its aesthetic combines tradition and modernity: the white façade and the four-pitched roof with reclaimed clay tiles reference the region’s traditional southern architecture, while the openness of the spaces and the fluid interior layout reflect a contemporary vision of living.

Casa Entre Pinos is more than a house; it is a place conceived to live in close contact with its surroundings, where the serenity of the pine forest, the coastal light, and spatial quality coexist in balance, offering a unique sensory experience.