The architecture is distinctly mineral, with lime-plastered walls and an extensive use of stone, whether in the floor layouts or in the sculpted kitchen island, carved directly from rock. Outside, dry-stone walls undulate along the lush vegetation, forming a natural cocoon around the elongated swimming pool. To enrich the spaces, a carefully curated selection of furniture has been sourced from Paris, Madrid, and the Balearic Islands, including pieces from renowned galleries such as Desprez Breheret, Tambien, and Soleille. The collection includes iconic designs by Charlotte Perriand, Ingo Maurer, and Georges Pelletier, along with various contemporary pieces, including one by Kym Ellery. The designer has also created exclusive, custom-made pieces for this project, such as a ceramic mirror in collaboration with Marjorie Waks. Artworks by Thomas Gleb, Guim Tio, and Hermentaire are scattered throughout the space, both indoors and out, where Edaa’s sculptural totem stands as a striking focal point in the landscape.