Trevélez, the highest village in Spain, nestled in the Sierra Nevada mountains of Andalucía.

A sunlit watercolour painting of Trevélez, the highest village in Spain, nestled in the Sierra Nevada mountains of Andalucía, captured on a clear winter morning. Whitewashed houses stack tightly along steep slopes, their flat roofs forming a stepped rhythm down the hillside. Behind the village, rugged snow-dusted peaks rise sharply into a pale blue sky. Narrow lanes and stairways weave between the buildings, dotted with small balconies and hanging flower pots, even in the cool air. The lower slopes are speckled with almond trees and hardy shrubs clinging to the rocky terrain. Chalk white, slate grey, muted earth brown, dusty olive, and crisp mountain blue conveys pure mountain stillness and gravity-defying architecture, with soft yet crisp washes and fine linear accents to capture the village’s delicate layering against the vast landscape.