Casa Oliva

A Mediterranean retreat of warm stone and soft light.

Category

Residential

Location

Mallorca, Spain

Year

2024

Area

310 m²

Services

Full Interior Design, Landscape Coordination

Photography

Marta Vidal

Slow summers,

softly framed.

Casa Oliva sits among old olive trees on the edge of a small Mallorcan village, a holiday home designed for long summers and slow days.

We worked with local craftspeople to create an interior of lime plaster, terracotta, and sun-bleached oak that feels rooted in its place.

Large openings blur the line between interior and terrace, letting the house breathe with the seasons.

Shaded terraces extend the living spaces towards the olive grove.

Rooted

in its place.

Each room opens to a shaded outdoor space, extending everyday life into the landscape.

Handmade tiles, woven textiles, and simple timber furniture celebrate the island’s craft traditions without nostalgia.

Sunlit

materials.

Materials were chosen for how they respond to strong Mediterranean light — softening, warming, and gaining patina over time.

Material balance

Share of visible surfaces, by area

36%

Travertine

28%

Clay

24%

Oak

12%

Linen

“It feels as though the house has always been here. That is the highest compliment we could give.”

— Lucía & Marc Ferrer, Homeowners

Have a space

in mind?

Whether you’re creating a new home, reimagining an existing space, or developing something entirely new, we’d love to hear about it.

Have a space

in mind?

Whether you’re creating a new home, reimagining an existing space, or developing something entirely new, we’d love to hear about it.

Have a space

in mind?

Whether you’re creating a new home, reimagining an existing space, or developing something entirely new, we’d love to hear about it.

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