The concept is nourished by the essence of the place and its physical values — the undulating dunes, local flora, the presence of the sea, the silhouette of Cabo Negro — the emotions evoked by the resonance of light, the breeze, or the flight of migratory birds. Contemporary elegance infused with Moroccan artisanal tradition through a minimal palette of local materials — stone, wood, plaster — and construction techniques, taking shape with deliberate sobriety in a refined composition of volumes.

Design reflects new ways of experiencing luxury, transcending mere hotel functionality to become a destination in itself— a place where architecture and nature merge to create an unparalleled experience.

A collection of doors throughout the villas reads like a series of architectural portraits. Each is individually designed, echoing the singular character of its space. This artisanal ethos extends to the Moucharabieh, intricately crafted to balance function, ornament, and cultural symbolism. Meticulously designed piece by piece to filter natural light, they cast warm, shifting shadows across every surface, infusing the architecture with a vibrant, ever‑evolving rhythm.

The wellness area emerges as a prominent piece, composed of two volumes rising one and three stories. It houses a gym, treatment rooms, an apothecary space, and a spa designed according to the spatial logic of the traditional hammam ritual. Clad in warm Iroko wood, casting patterns of arabesques and geometric rhythms across the surfaces. Softly illuminated through a wooden skylight and intricate Moucharabieh, natural light bathes the saltwater pool.