Artà
An Artà townhouse, once two homes
Built in 1915 as two separate houses, this five-bedroom, four-bathroom townhouse in the heart of Artà has been renovated into one generous home, with views that change as you move through the rooms.
Two homes made one, behind a stone façade
The home’s unusual history shapes its design. Once two separate houses, the spaces have been joined to create a fluid five-bedroom home, with each room revealing a different perspective and changing views through the house. Layers of modernity sit alongside traditional Spanish influences, creating interiors that feel poetic, tactile and quietly contemporary.
About the neighbourhood
Set in the historic town of Artà in northeast Mallorca, the home is surrounded by winding streets, local markets, galleries and independent shops. The town’s artistic character is felt throughout, with the market, Babam concept store and Pepnot Galeria all close by. Beyond Artà, beaches, golf courses and the wider Mallorcan landscape are within easy reach, making it a year-round base on the island.
Design direction
We wanted the renovation to honour the traditional Spanish townhouse, celebrating the texture and artisanal character of its original architecture. From the stone façade at the entrance to the considered materials and distinctive architectural details throughout, every choice was made to preserve the home’s sense of craft while bringing a fresh perspective to the interiors.
