On a plot located in the Mas Terrillo urbanization in Cabrera de Mar, this single-storey house was designed in an “L” shape to facilitate the mobility of the owners and optimize every space, establishing a fluid and harmonious relationship between the interior and exterior, with the aim of enjoying the garden and the privacy offered by the rear courtyard.

The main access is resolved through the courtyard facing the street, where the garage is also located, separated from the main volume of the house in accordance with current urban planning regulations. The daytime area, facing the garden, is configured as a spacious and open space where the kitchen, dining room, and living room are arranged around a porch that functions as an outdoor living extension, with a smooth transition thanks to the continuity of the flooring, ceilings, and large glass openings that visually connect with the exterior.

The second wing of the building houses the night area, with four bedrooms —including a main suite with dressing room and bathroom— organized around a landscaped interior courtyard, providing light, ventilation, and privacy to the rooms. At the rear of the house, with direct access from the garden, there is a tool room.

The garage, built with dark exposed brickwork in keeping with the aesthetic of the other garages on the street, creates a material contrast with the main cream-colored limestone volume, where the horizontal joint and exposed concrete overhangs emphasize the horizontality of the project while protecting the sliding Ipe wood shutters.

The rear courtyard, conceived as an extension of the interior spaces, incorporates the swimming pool and various relaxation areas, all surrounded by native vegetation carefully selected to maintain harmony with the natural and architectural environment.