Fragmented in layout, it consisted of a main building at the centre of the plot and two small auxiliary structures along the northern boundary. The refurbishment project aimed to create a more open floor plan with higher quality spaces, achieved through the extension and interior redistribution of the dwelling. The pre-existing buildings were united by a volume that houses the dining room and connects the interior spaces. A main living-kitchen area was generated, accompanied by four en-suite bedrooms, each exuding a luxurious charm.

Simple and honest materials were handpicked for the interior finishes, exuding character and prioritizing sustainability. Recycled aggregates make up the continuous terrazzo floor covering, while lime mortar adorns the walls and silicate paint graces the ceilings, free of any chemical components. The exterior joinery, doors, and furniture accentuate the warmth of wood without disrupting the harmony of the whole.

Furnishings with simple lines, typical of rural environments, adorn the interior, including the Hauka kitchen in reclaimed oak wood, Muuto leather sofas, and Contain and Santa & Cole luminaires. The decoration boasts a sobriety achieved only through careful selection of natural and sustainable materials, embodied by the terrazzo countertops custom-made by Huguet Mallorca, Iconico's tasteful taps, and Contain's delicate light fittings in the bathrooms.