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View fullsize Spain has quietly shaped almost everything we do.⁠ ⁠ Not through grand monuments or famous architecture, but through ordinary moments: afternoon light on limewashed walls, worn stone steps, hand-painted shutters, simple village squares and homes that
View fullsize People sometimes ask where our ideas come from. The truth is, they rarely arrive all at once. They build slowly over years, through places we've wandered, conversations we've had, textures we've touched and photographs we've taken simply because they
View fullsize We have a weakness for things with a little bit of weirdness. Perfectly symmetrical? Immaculately restored? Predictable? Usually not what catches our eye.⁠ ⁠ When our client first showed us this stone basin, she didn't need to convince us. We were in
View fullsize One of the unexpected joys of renovating an old house is that every visit feels a little like a treasure hunt. We'd arrive at Casa Lobo to measure a wall or discuss plumbing, and twenty minutes later we'd be crouched in a dusty corner, holding up an
View fullsize We thought these deserved a moment of their own 🙂⁠ ⁠ Design: @espanyolet⁠ Build: @consfutur⁠ Photos: @lifestyle_mallorca⁠ Lamps: @hamimi_living⁠ Table: @pedrocasanovasjimenez
View fullsize Hello 👋🏽 Just a little family photo under an olive tree 🌳⁠ ⁠ The last few months have been busy, beautiful, exhausting and a good reminder that life feels very different depending on the energy you surround yourself with.⁠ ⁠ So we're taking this s
View fullsize “CHRISTMAS!” That was the message we would get from our client every time we sent over a new idea, a sketch, a material choice or another little piece of the puzzle for this house. Not “approved.” Not “looks good.”
View fullsize After weeks of talking about old houses, renovations, air conditioning units, beige interiors and whether we should or shouldn’t paint things pink…maybe THIS is the reason we care so much in the first place.⁠ ⁠ Not because houses need to
View fullsize The tricky thing about loving old houses is knowing what to protect and what to let evolve. Because respecting history doesn’t always mean keeping every decision someone made 100 years ago 👵🏻 At Casa Lobo, one of our biggest decisions was mo
View fullsize When did Mediterranean design become afraid of color? A question brought to you by Señorita Lolita, who clearly has never worried if something was “too much” 🤣⁠ ⁠ Somewhere along the way, the online version of Mediterranean living
View fullsize Perfection isn’t the enemy. Erasure is.⁠ ⁠ Because of course old houses need to change. They need better plumbing, safer electricity, comfortable bathrooms and yes… sometimes even those giant air conditioning units we’re still emot
View fullsize Everyone loves the idea of restoring an old Mediterranean house. Slightly fewer people fantasize about the other parts: the plumbing that made perfect sense 80 years ago or the walls that refuse to be straight or the electrical decisions nobody warne
View fullsize Living in Mallorca has changed what we consider luxury. And no, we don’t mean waking up barefoot, collecting lemons from the garden 🍋 and floating around in linen all day (although Instagram would like us all to believe this is the official Me
View fullsize One of the biggest adjustments when we moved to Mallorca was realizing that not everything starts with a search bar.⁠ ⁠ Need someone to fix something strangely specific? Don’t think about typing it into your computer. Step outside and talk to y
View fullsize Old houses are incredibly romantic. Until you actually start renovating one 🙃⁠ ⁠ Because suddenly the dream of “preserving everything” runs directly into the reality that you are, unfortunately, a person living in 2026 who would quite li
View fullsize One of the biggest misunderstandings about Mediterranean living is that it revolves around sun ☀️ Actually, life here is often organized around escaping it 😝⁠ ⁠ The longer we live in Mallorca, the more we notice how much thought has historically gon
View fullsize Design accounts rarely show air conditioning units for the same reason nobody posts photos of their electrical panel. They ruin the fantasy a little. And honestly? We get it. We’ve retouched plenty of them out ourselves over the years. But thi
View fullsize When we first moved to Mallorca, we interpreted the island’s pace as inefficiency. Now we realize it’s something else entirely. There’s a kind of collective refusal here to treat every moment like an emergency.⁠ ⁠ We remember showin
View fullsize There’s a certain kind of old Mallorcan home that doesn’t fully reveal itself in photographs. It's not extravagant. It’s not perfectly styled. And honestly, it’s not trying particularly hard to be beautiful at all.⁠ ⁠ But it f
View fullsize Travel has probably changed the way we think about homes more than anything else in our lives. But maybe not in the way people expect.⁠ ⁠ We don’t usually come home from places wanting to recreate what we saw there aesthetically. In fact, the o

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