A light and warm pavilion emerges, conceived as a natural extension of outdoor living. In the generous climate of Mallorca, this auxiliary construction is not an annex, but a small architecture with its own identity, where the materials take center stage and the shade becomes the true luxury.
An open and sincere piece that celebrates the outdoors as a fundamental part of the Mediterranean habitat.
Respectfully inserted in the garden of a larger house, the pavilion opens to the environment without pretension. Its layout generates an intermediate space between nature and architecture, where the landscape filters through pillars, lattices and light roofs. The complex naturally welcomes the breeze, the filtered sun and the scent of the vegetation, allowing to inhabit the climate with all its sensory qualities.
The piece is defined by a simple and elegant metal structure, almost minimal, which supports a protective and open lattice-like cover. Its shape responds more to the use than to the gesture: it houses a barbecue, an outdoor dining area, a chill-out lounge area and the corresponding services. The object reads as a frame or an inhabited shadow, without wanting to compete with the main dwelling, but with its own character, authentic and honest.
The materiality becomes a language: terracotta floors and cladding provide texture, warmth and memory of the place, while steel, exposed without makeup, gives order and rhythm to the whole. The combination of these materials generates a rustic and refined space, where the handmade and the technical coexist. The architecture disappears to make room for the experience: cooking, sharing, resting and watching without interruptions.
