Living room of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse in Palma de Mallorca — a terracotta curved sectional on a pale rug beneath a skylight, with bronze-glass tables, a marble wall panel and a framed painting of a fish.

Mediterranean Trend Penthouse interior design in Palma de Mallorca

A Palma penthouse furnished in the island’s own register rather than an imported one: pale stone, natural fibre, ceramic and soft neutrals, with almost no contrast anywhere. The terrace is treated as another room rather than as an outdoor afterthought.

Main bedroom of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse — a fluted headboard in soft neutrals under a sculptural branch of wall art, with a terracotta armchair beside it. Terrace of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse — outdoor seating in natural fibre, open to the Palma sky.
Bedroom corner of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse — layered linens in a pale, sun-bleached palette. Living room of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse — the curved terracotta sofa seen from the other side, on herringbone oak, with bronze-glass tables and a bouclé swivel chair.
Hall of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse — a quiet entrance in pale stone and timber. Detail of the Mediterranean Trend penthouse living room — natural fibre, ceramic and a woven texture close to.

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