Lanzarote-inspired architecture

With the patios, the traditional whitewashed walls and the hand-carved volcanic stone walls, the style of these villas call to mind the traditional buildings of the island of Lanzarote and also the architecture of the Canary Islands. By combining traditional architecture with more contemporary updates, we have achieved an organic-shaped building which blends in with the rural and volcanic landscape of the north of the island.

Right from the start, this accommodation was conceived to be a holiday rental, which could either be used as a single unit or as two completely self-contained living spaces, while always ensuring the privacy of each space. With just a few changes, like closing or opening some doors, its size changes and transforms it into a single villa or two, but always preserving the exclusivity and charm of each space

And as the sun goes down, you’ll experience one of the most beautiful times of the day: the garden is illuminated, the swimming pool lights up like a great lamp and the carefully placed lights accentuate the features of every space, while the beauty of shadows regains all its importance.

  • Property developer:   Vulkano Estudio
  • Interior design and furnishing:   Vulkano Estudio
  • Landscaping:   Vulkano Estudio
  • Architect:   Federico Zorrilla Abascal
  • Technical architect:   Daniel Carratala Climent
  • Photography:   César San Millán Agüera
  • Hosts:   Javier y Roberto Del Valle Sainz (Vulkano Estudio)
  • Website: PARABELLUM Marketing