Nara Interiors

Son Vida House

Mallorca, Spain
Independent design study
Concept study — not built

Set within the Mallorcan landscape, Son Vida House is conceived as a quiet study in natural light, material restraint and contemporary Mediterranean living.

Warm plaster, honed stone, walnut, linen and polished metal create a palette that feels tactile and understated, while carefully selected furniture introduces a sharper, more collected character.

The scheme balances the softness of the island setting with architectural detailing and more refined contemporary elements, creating an interior that feels calm without becoming overly rustic or traditionally Mediterranean.

Natural light plays a central role throughout the project, revealing texture, grain and subtle shifts in tone across the day.

ScopeInterior design, materials and FF&E
Key materialsPlaster, travertine, walnut, linen, chrome
Oversized ivory linen seating with a rust velvet cushion and a sculptural polished steel table on pale stone, in strong Mallorcan sunlight
Living room opening to the coastline through full-height linen curtains
Second living space, walnut shelving recessed into a plaster wall above a stone plinth
Principal bedroom opening onto the terrace, a mature olive tree beyond, with a low ivory bed, walnut joinery and a polished chrome bedside table
Bathroom with a freestanding stone bath, monolithic pale stone vanity and chrome fittings in raking Mediterranean light
Oak treads set into warm plaster with a frameless glass balustrade
Travertine coffee table with a silver ashtray and a ceramic vessel
Patinated brown leather sling chair on a polished chrome frame
Travertine console with a raw ceramic bowl beside a linen curtain
Chrome dome lamp on a walnut side table at dusk

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