El Llorenç Parc de la Mar

Architecture Pedro Rabassa

Architecture Pedro Rabassa

On an architecturally rich street in the Calatrava quarter, the hotel’s façade has been preserved using local materials...

such as Santanyi and Binissalem stones, to acknowledge the setting’s traditional aspect. The remainder of the hotel, however, is newly constructed on two plots that were formerly home to monks. The discovery of an Arabic oven from the 11th century during construction created a challenge for the architect who masterfully incorporated the find into the final product.

Interior design Magnus Ehrland

Visionary designer Magnus Ehrland’s beguiling patterned floors are found throughout the hotel, echoing traditional Arabic design...

while a neutral color palette is offset by an abundance of artwork, sudden bright accents, and an intarsia stone floor that creates a long catwalk from one end of the building to the other. Textural richness comes in the form of walnut, oak, colored chrome, linen, and more.