Located within the natural landscape of Camiral Golf & Wellness, this private villa designed by Josep Camps and Olga Felip is conceived as a contemporary retreat where architecture, light and nature coexist in balance. Set in one of the resort’s most exclusive areas, the house is defined by clarity of form, openness and a strong relationship with its surroundings.
The architectural composition emphasizes horizontality and transparency. Large glazed surfaces frame views toward the golf course and the surrounding vegetation, allowing natural light to shape the interiors throughout the day. Exterior spaces are conceived as extensions of the living areas, blurring the boundary between inside and outside and reinforcing a continuous dialogue with the landscape.
Inside, the spatial organisation prioritises openness and visual continuity. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with daylight, while carefully calibrated proportions and material choices create an atmosphere that feels both refined and relaxed. The design balances contemporary elegance with a sense of comfort, avoiding excess in favour of clarity and calm.
This photographic project focuses on the interplay between architecture, natural light and environment. Rather than isolating individual elements, the images explore how spaces unfold, how light moves across surfaces, and how the villa integrates into its setting across different moments of the day. The result is a visual narrative that highlights the house as a place designed for living, contemplation and connection with nature.
The villa stands as an example of contemporary Mediterranean residential architecture, where luxury is expressed through space, light and restraint rather than spectacle.
Client: Camiral Golf & Wellness
Architects: Josep Camps & Olga Felip
Client: Camiral Golf&Wellness
Architects: Josep Camps & Olga Felip
