1. THE SOFA IS A GAZEBO
A large modular sofa is the main protagonist of this room facing the coast of Santa Ponça (Mallorca). The sofa fits perfectly into the room and allows the whole family to comfortably enjoy the relaxing views. Its neutral color hides its large wingspan and blends into the horizon line.
2. UPDATED CLASSICS
The decorator Lourdes Pérez has devised a classic interior design in which there is also an egg for natural materials in this house in Marbella.
The ‘capital of the Costa del Sol has always stood out for its refined style and its know-how. For example, this room was decorated by María Santos.
4. WITH PANORAMIC WINDOW, OF COURSE!
In the town of Begur, it is time to turn off the fireplace and surrender to the views. The terrace retakes its prominence and eclipses the rest of the spaces in this house, not the living room, which seems to merge with it thanks to the immense window.
5. LIVING ROOM (SUB) STRIPED
The decorator has not shaken her/his pulse when it comes to betting on some ‘outstanding’ striped textiles (on the cushions and the puff) because of the decorative base of this Menorcan house, as well as that of many furniture and objects, it is ecru.
6. A VERY PITIUSA HOUSE
Ibiza can be as sophisticated as you want, and in the case of this living room with a beige sofa and cushions with floral details, the original point is set by the coffee table made up of French oak trunks tied by a leather ribbon.
7. PEEKING BETWEEN THE ARCHES
The decorator sought to create an interior design focused on the imposing presence of the sea in this house in Alcúdia, Mallorca.
8. INVISIBLE LIMITS
The large windows and the infinity pool blur the boundaries between the living room and the sea in this Ibizan house in which white is the leitmotif.
9. SUMMER AND WINTER
The beige tones of this living room with fireplace add warmth and luminosity, creating the perfect setting to enjoy the fantastic views every month of the year.
10. BETWEEN CURTAIN AND CURTAIN
The sea floods this room dressed in green water in honor of the color of the Mediterranean and that of the pines, which bow before its majesty.
