Vulkano Villas
Lanzarote in the Canary islands is know for its extraordinary landscape that feels abrupt and raw.
Following the iconic style of Cesar Manrique architect, these villas are a resort that strongly contrast with the environment.
The villas feature Costura sofa and Solapa tables in the living area and Onda stools in the kitchen area.
Houses: Vulkano Villas
Architecture: Federico Zorrilla Abascal
Interior design and landscape: Vulkano estudio
Photos: César San Millán
Marina Anaya
Today we introduce you to the artist Marina Anaya, who has found inspiration for her art while visiting the wild Lanzarote island. The evocative images of her trip, allow us to feel the magic of the creative moment. The landscape, the room, her special corner (obviously on a Costura sofa by the window), all this translates into her drawings, sculptures and ceramics.
Photos by Alberto Ruiz Rojo cinema director.
www.marinaanaya.com
Open house
These dramatic summer houses are open to the black landscape that surrounds them.
Onda stools
The open kitchen features black Onda stools.
New classics
The STUA designs fit into this classic architecture bringing a timeless feeling.
Luca Oliveri
The landscape photographer Luca Oliveri has also enjoyed his holidasy in Lanzarote’s Vulkano Villas. It is magical destination.
Lanzarote, a trip to the moon
The Lanzarote island is part of Canarias spanish islands, and is know for its abrupt lunar landscape. This is the type of holiday destination that makes you feel you have been to the moon and back.
Cesar Manrique
César Manrique was a Spanish painter, sculptor and artist. He combined his work with the defense of the environmental values of the Canary Islands. He sought harmony between art and nature as a creative space. You can see here the relation between his work and this project.
Photos courtesy of AD Spain
