Spatelier

Nueva Andalucía

The atelier of water, stone and stillness.

Pools, spas and saunas, drawn and built by the same hands.

Drawn in Nueva Andalucía. Built wherever you are.

Since 1989, a reputation built across Sweden, Finland and Denmark.

Begin a project
An Andalusian courtyard: orange trees, a timber pergola over a stone bench and an arched recess with an olive tree in a terracotta pot, a stone cold plunge on the left, a dark timber sauna with a glowing glass door on the right Visualisation

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Studies

Four studies, drawn before anything was built.

Built work is shown privately. Ask, and we will send it.

Infinity pool at dusk, lit steps beside the edge and the sea held in one line Visualisation Light is set into the step risers; the water carries the horizon.
01Infinity at dusk. The edge lit, the sea held in one line.
Two loungers at still water, a cypress and the hills beyond Visualisation One pale stone underfoot, still water below, a single cypress for height.
02Two loungers at still water. Cypress and hills beyond.
A stacked limestone wall, lit from above, over a small sunken pool with candles Visualisation Downlights graze the limestone, so every joint casts a small shadow.
03Stone, water, light.
A white sala opening onto a still pool and the hills Visualisation White walls frame a single opening, and the pool sits at its centre.
04The sala opens onto the pool.

02 / 04 · Method

Every project begins as a full 3D render before a stone is laid.

Structure, waterline and heating run, resolved before construction starts.

A round stone tub by the window, at golden hour
Visualisation

Water finds its level. Stone finds its place. You find yours.

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More studies.

An indoor pool under a square skylight, loungers along the stone edgeVisualisationDaylight falls through a square skylight; the loungers keep to the stone edge.
Indoor pool
A timber sauna, its benches in warm lightVisualisationBenches turn the corner at two heights: a hotter seat, a cooler one.
Sauna
A pool edge over the hills at golden hourVisualisationFlagstone coping runs straight to the edge, where the olive doubles in the water.
Infinity edge
A still black pool in the hills, an olive tree beside itVisualisationBlack water set flush with the paving reads as a mirror, not a pool.
Plunge
Still water against natural rockVisualisationHere the water meets rough stone with no coping and no tile between.
Stone and water
An open-fronted timber cabin with a bench, on a stone terrace among olives and cypressVisualisationA dark timber box with one open side, set on a flat stone terrace.
Garden cabin
A bright corridor, a timber window seat looking onto olives, a glazed shower to the rightVisualisationTimber steps lead to a window seat that frames the olives.
Spa corridor

04 / 04 · Begin

Tell us about your space.

Photograph the space at the hour you would most like to be in the water: early light, midday, or long after dark. Send us that hour.

  1. 1Send us your hour.A photograph of the space, taken at that hour.
  2. 2We reply personally, within a day.And, if the project fits, come to see the space, wherever it is.
  3. 3You walk through it first.Before a stone is laid.
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