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View fullsize Maybe the best rooms are the ones that would be slightly difficult to describe to an algorithm 😂⁠ ⁠ Does your home have a “style”? And do you even want it to?⁠ ⁠ Design: @espanyolet⁠ Build: @consfutur⁠ Photography: @lifestyle_mallorca
View fullsize We’ve been thinking about this lately: the rooms we remember are rarely the ones where everything behaved perfectly.⁠ ⁠ There’s usually something a little unexpected. A strange color combination. Something too old beside something very ne
View fullsize Our least qualified employee remains extremely confident in all of her decisions. Her current areas of expertise include rug testing, identifying the exact center of every photograph and lying precisely where someone needs to work. Performance review
View fullsize Bringing this one back because apparently 4,196 of you also have an arch problem. We feel seen.⁠ ⁠ Design: @espanyolet⁠ Photo: @lifestyle_mallorca
View fullsize We thought we stopped making textiles. Well, technically, we did.⁠ ⁠ We closed the studio last winter, after years of painting, printing, washing, testing colors and generally making a mess. At the time it felt like we were putting one part of espany
View fullsize Els Cocons started with a blank piece of land. No awkward rooms to work around. No old floors worth saving. No strange little window that suddenly determines everything.⁠ ⁠ But the land wasn’t really blank. There was the landscape, the light, t
View fullsize Casa Lobo came with these enormous floor-to-ceiling shelves and, after nearly 12 years in Mallorca, we have more than enough to fill them.⁠ ⁠ Not with a perfectly curated collection. We left most of our big design books with friends in New York when
View fullsize We hate TVs over fireplaces. So naturally, we put ours over the fireplace 😜⁠ ⁠ There was a time when we probably would have rearranged the entire room to avoid doing something we thought was “wrong.” These days, we’re a little more
View fullsize We have thousands and thousands of photographs from our years of living here, traveling and designing. Most were taken for no particular reason other than something made us stop.⁠ ⁠ Looking back through them now, it's funny how often we find the begi
View fullsize A few days ago we shared the bathrooms at Casa Lobo. Full of collected pieces, rich materials and the kind of decisions that can only happen when you're designing your own home over time.⁠ ⁠ These bathrooms at Els Cocons tell a different story. This
View fullsize We partly bought Casa Lobo for the garden. What we didn’t fully appreciate was that the garden was ALSO trying to buy Casa Lobo 🤣⁠ ⁠ It had been left to its own devices for years and was quite literally growing into the house. And somehow, at
View fullsize One of the unexpected gifts of designing your own home is that no one is waiting for the finish line 🏃🏼‍♀️⁠ ⁠ Casa Lobo has become our testing ground, our classroom and a place to follow our curiosity a little further. We can take our time, reu
View fullsize It started with the old dark brown beams at Casa Lobo. We loved them from the beginning and, rather than trying to tone them down, decided to follow their lead.⁠ ⁠ Then came the burnt cinnamon zellige, Emperador marble, chocolate lamps, dark woods an
View fullsize Maybe it’s where we are in our lives, nearly 60 and 50. Or maybe it’s because the garden has somehow become the most important room in our new house.⁠ ⁠ But ten years ago, you could never have convinced us that we’d be this excited
View fullsize We spend most of our time sharing finished projects. But every now and then, we'll share a little more of Casa Lobo, our own home here in Mallorca.⁠ ⁠ We bought a 1950s stone house that needed far more work than we imagined. Since then it's become ou
View fullsize We don't begin with materials, furniture or finishes. We begin with the site. Every decision shapes the next until the house starts to feel inevitable. That's what we mean when we say a home should grow from its surroundings.⁠ ⁠ Design: @espanyolet⁠
View fullsize We say that every detail shapes the next. The same is true of our projects. Even the ones that were never properly photographed continue to influence the way we design today. Maybe that's the point...the best houses aren't always the most photographe
View fullsize Snapshots of our latest project, Casa Lobo, a 1955 stone finca in the hills of Gènova. Gently renovated to keep all its spirit & eccentricity. ⁠ ⁠ 1st photo: this used to be a kitchen, but the fridge barely fit so we turned it into a mini
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

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