This garden, located in the surroundings of Llíria and immersed in the Mediterranean garrigue, embodies an architectural fusion with the surrounding natural environment. The chosen site, rich in pines, holm oaks, and mastic trees, provides a unique backdrop for this creation, enhanced by a botanical diversity that ranges from shrubs to grasses and perennials.

The garden’s layout resembles islands of lush vegetation, carefully designed to create an oasis of color and movement within nature. This arrangement reflects a close observation of the local environment, where natural vegetation islands emerge among olive and carob trees in cultivated fields.

The garden’s structure draws inspiration from the organic character of the surrounding landscape, taking cues from natural plant formations. A strategically placed grove provides shade during the hot summer months, offering refuge from the intense Mediterranean heat.

For ground cover or mulch, tree chips have been selected – an option that not only serves a practical purpose but also blends harmoniously with the natural environment, seamlessly integrating with the surrounding landscape.