El Bosque, or the House in the Forest, is by the architect Ramón Esteve. It stands in a vast residential area surrounded by a large pine forest, which becomes the house's nearest landscape. Four stone walls generate prismatic volumes that divide the space and individualise each room.
Prismatic volumes and a timber roof
The space between the rooms is covered by a timber roof that acts as a corridor and a connector. The aim of the project is to create different outdoor spaces linked to the interior of the rooms, according to their degree of privacy.
The Vela and Frame collections in bronze
The feeling of freedom blends with the warm, welcoming atmosphere. In the garden, the Vela and Frame collections by Ramón Esteve, both available in bronze, add coherence to the harmony and perfection of this home open to nature.
Living in the heart of the pine forest
The Vela sun loungers, set in the heart of the pine forest, extend the spirit of the house towards the woods. The bronze tone of the furniture converses with the tree trunks and the filtered light of the pines, in the same natural palette.
A house blended into the forest
Between Vela and Frame, Vondom furniture extends the architectural signature of Ramón Esteve. The El Bosque house illustrates an intimate connection between the home, stone, wood and the Valencian forest.
