Morning slips in unannounced.
The house lets itself be crossed by the Mediterranean breeze. S’Agaró appears ahead, in full.
This second residence is born to reconnect with what matters: gentle silence, a slower rhythm, a blue horizon.
The interior design focuses on calm; wood, stone, linen; signature pieces that do not shout; a palette of neutrals with sea blues, vegetation greens, and terracottas that recall the sunset.
In the living room, a natural blue raffia wallcovering embraces the space and frames solid oak sideboards. Floor-to-ceiling windows act as a frame to the landscape; the terrace extends the interior and the outdoors feels close, with hand-painted ceramics echoing the same chromatic range.
The daytime area flows kitchen, dining room, living room, and study; the night area gathers intimacy with the same delicacy. Subtle metallic accents add just the right glint.
Here, the city feels far away and the bay is just steps away.
Serenity is not imposed: it simply happens.