Jardin al Andalus offers more than a retreat into nature. Designed as an homage to the Moorish heritage of Andalusia, its walls echo centuries of culture, the Alhambra with a contemporary twist, Morroccan riyads, patios and pools of southern Spain .

Photos/videos of the buildings and gardens

Reference photos of Alhambra, Morroccan influences

The owners’ personal unique collection of religious art pays respect to all religions and the art they inspired. From Islamic ceramics to Renaissance paintings, Russian iconography, there is a passion here for art.

“The various crucifixes, Buddhas and temples dotted around the hillside, the collection examines our love of icons and their place in our universe.”

The use of corten steel, crafted by local blacksmiths and metalworkers, stunning pieces of sculpture commissioned by the owners or spotted in a flea market or Manhattan gallery, each piece is carefully chosen to sit in a certain place and define itself on the hillside.

“The juxtaposition of sculpture and nature is incredibly stimulating.”

An eccentric unique collection of modern pieces

Photo of “Love one another” in the bar, “one love, one heart on the tennis court”

The Gardens were inspired by the resting places in Persia that allowed travelling armies to refresh under palm trees. Water, dates and shade in which to sleep evolved into the first gardens, established for pleasure as well as comfort.

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