< img src=" https://www.designboom.com/twitterimages/uploads/2026/06/trenchs-studio-glamping-retreat-wecamp-pine-forest-cadiz-spain-designboom-1200-1.jpg "alt=""> a glamping landscape formed by light timber structures Trenchs Studio develops a glamping retreat for WeCamp hidden among the pines of a dehesa in Cádiz, southern Spain. Working as principle guardian together with TEMATIC Arquitectura and landscape designer Valentina Greselin, the Barcelona-based style studio shapes light lumber structures, earthy tones, and a pool deck threaded in between the trees, letting the Andalusian forest set the rate of this contemporary glamping experience.
The project reinterprets the camping site as a workout in restraint rather than spectacle, raising the standard camping experience through design, convenience, and a more mindful relationship with the landscape. The glamping development keeps its camping tent density intentionally low, letting greenery and open ground absorb the constructed program instead of take on it. The outcome is a place where time seems to move at a different pace, governed more by moving light through the trees than by any architectural gesture.
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glamping camping tent by Trenchs Studio sits underneath the pines of the Cádiz dehesa|all images by Coke Bartrina communal spaces liquify into the surrounding pine forest For this project, Trenchs Studio functioned as principle guardian, working together with TEMATIC Arquitectura and landscape designer Valentina Greselin to specify and combine the spatial identity of the WeCamp website. Trenchs Studio’s style quick extended across the communal areas, including reception, restaurant, and pool zone, as well as the different tent typologies, managing every interior decoration and furnishings requirements decision to ensure a coherent visitor experience from arrival to departure. The common areas are conceived as open, semi-outdoor structures where architecture and interior decoration liquify into the surrounding pines.
Lightweight building, natural products, and a palette drawn directly from the site, in pale woods, earth tones, and soft greens, generate relaxed, welcoming environments built for sharing, resting, and observing the forest. Exterior spaces are treated as extensions of the interiors. Wood slatted pergolas filter sunlight and blur the boundary in between inside and out, while the reception and restaurant volumes unfold between the pine trunks, their dark green and taupe tones set deliberately against the shifting daytime and the natural colors already present on website. The swimming pool area is organized as a series of linked basins joined by a single large deck that accommodates sunbathing zones, turning the water itself into another clearing within the forest.
the timber-clad facade of WeCamp’s reception building carries the brand’s signs as its only accessory tents incorporate integrated options and open forest views Within the glamping tents, Trenchs Studio balances comfort with simpleness through a functional, unfussy interior layout in which built in options strengthen a sense of shelter. Large openings and light-weight enclosures keep the landscape continuously present, softening the line in between interior and exterior. Chromatic connection with the common areas ties the camping tents back into their environments, while a structure of birch plywood panels, laid out like a large scale Mondrian and integrating the brand name’s color, includes identity and character to each system.
Taken together, this Cádiz glamping job shows WeCamp’s own philosophy of a more considered way of outdoor camping, centered on the quality of the experience instead of its scale. Through its function as principle guardian and lead interior designer, Trenchs Studio guaranteed an international coherence across disciplines, with architecture, interior design, and landscape working in discussion rather than competition, producing a glamping retreat that does not impose itself on the dehesa, but adapts to it, providing guests a peaceful, contemporary method back into the surrounding Andalusian nature.
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