On the Argentine coast, within the landscapes of Villa Robles, stands the barn, a work that redefines the concept of luxury. It's not about ostentation, but about the experience of inhabiting the forest, of living with the calm of the pines and the murmur of the wind through their branches.

The architecture and the decor intertwine in a scenographic way: every detail has its own personality. Canoes converted into lighting fixtures illuminate the spaces, the windows cease to be simple openings to become stages that frame nature, and the textures, from the wood to the bricks, speak of a carefully thought-out process, a true lesson for those seeking to learn how to build with awareness.

The most astonishing thing is that only a single tree needed to be removed to build this refuge. The granero is thus a testament to respect, design, and philosophy: the luxury of returning to the essential, of inhabiting the forest without domesticating it, of finding infinite space in simplicity.