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Floor-to-ceiling walnut paneling encloses this interior sanctuary, where leather Chesterfields face built-in shelving lined with maritime histories and architectural monographs. Brass reading lamps pool warm light onto herringbone parquet, while the bar itself—clad in navy lacquer with brass rail—offers single malts and pre-dinner vermouths. Arched windows frame citrus groves beyond, filtered through sheer linen.
A rhythmic series of whitewashed arches frames the infinity pool's northern edge, each column capped in smooth terracotta. Members pass through this shaded corridor between changing pavilions and terrace, their footsteps echoing on hand-laid tile. Brass hooks hold folded towels monogrammed with the Club Mare insignia, while potted palms stand sentinel in glazed ceramic urns that catch the filtered Mediterranean light.
Positioned poolside beneath a pergola draped in jasmine, this open-air bar features a geometric mosaic counter in navy, white, and terracotta. Bartenders work against a backdrop of mirrored shelving reflecting citrus garnishes and aperitif bottles. Surrounding high-top tables in teak and brass accommodate members in linen shirts, gesturing mid-anecdote over Aperol spritzes as the sun descends behind Marbella's hills.
An expansive stone terrace stretching toward the Mediterranean, bordered by whitewashed arcades and punctuated with navy-striped canvas umbrellas over teak loungers. Geometric terracotta tiles frame the infinity pool where aquamarine water meets horizon. Brass-trimmed bar stations emerge from walnut cabinetry, while potted citrus trees cast dappled afternoon shadows across members nursing Negronis in crystal tumblers.
Whitewashed vaults rise above tables dressed in monogrammed linen, each setting anchored by hand-thrown ceramic chargers in terracotta and cream. Naval-blue velvet banquettes line one wall beneath oil paintings of historic regattas, while French doors open onto a vine-covered loggia. Afternoon light streams through arched apertures, illuminating brass candelabras and the glint of crystal wine glasses awaiting the evening service.