Luxury renovations in Mallorca

More personal. More liveable.

Luxury is in how you enjoy it.

Order without visual noiseIntegrated storage and proportions that let each room breathe.
Comfort, including the invisible kindGlare-free light, privacy and climate control coordinated with the finish.
Materials for your lifeChoose by touch, use and maintenance, not just from a photo.

Ideas for your home

Two spaces. The same care.

Open each concept to see the layout, material and lighting decisions behind it.

A living room that breathes.

Light stone, wood and storage that complements the architecture without filling the space.

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A suite to slow down in.

Flush wardrobes, indirect light and a calm palette connecting bedroom and dressing room.

See project

Illustrative concepts to explore ideas; they do not represent completed work or technically validated solutions.

Decide with judgement

Your guide to finish decisions

Not everything comes down to choosing the most expensive material. Compare what each decision brings to the way you live and prepare a more specific conversation about your renovation.

To prepare your enquiry, think about the rooms you want to renew, which elements you’d keep and whether you prioritise maintenance, comfort or visual continuity. You can tell us directly via Contact.

The difference is in the execution

A good material doesn’t solve everything.

In a full luxury renovation, every choice affects the others. Floor thickness, door height or the position of a light fitting are coordinated before reaching the final trim.

01 / Surfaces

The junction matters.

Setting-out, joints, edges and changes of material determine how the whole is perceived. A full-size sample helps you decide better than a catalogue thumbnail.

What to check: continuity between rooms, junctions with doors and the cleaning the chosen finish will need.

02 / Joinery

What you store. What you see.

Wardrobes, panelling and doors can share lines and tones. The inside must suit what you use: dimensions, lighting, hardware and easy access.

What to check: openings without clashes, necessary ventilation and accessible access panels; hiding something shouldn’t prevent maintenance.

03 / Comfort

The house changes with the light.

Separating ambient, reading and task lighting lets you adapt each moment. Curtains, equipment and their controls also need space from the start.

What to check: glare, compatible dimming and position of controls. More technology only helps if it’s easy to use.

Concept of a junction between limestone, a flush door and oak storage — Illustrative concept · integrated finishes and storage.

Renovating with intent

Your home, not a showroom.

A high-end renovation can transform an apartment, a penthouse or a house. It doesn’t require replacing everything: a piece of stone, a floor or joinery with value can be the starting point.

If you’re looking for a complete transformationLayout, services, kitchen, bathrooms and finishes are studied as a single intervention.
If you want to improve a specific areaThe new suite or living area must fit with the rest of the home, its levels and its services.
If you already have an architect or interior designerWe start from the available documentation and specifications to assess construction and coordinate the details.

Does the work also cover the roof, façade or outdoor areas of a detached house? See chalet and villa renovations.

A budget with judgement

How much does a luxury renovation cost?

To place the investment, a full high-end renovation can be in the order of:

€1,500–3,500 /m²

A broad reference for the segment in Spain, excluding furniture; it is not a statistical average for Mallorca or a Tramuntana rate. Some projects exceed this range. VAT and the items included must be confirmed in the quote.

Floor area alone isn’t enough. The condition of services, the amount of made-to-measure joinery, unique materials and the complexity of junctions can change the cost considerably.

Assess my home

Compare decisions, not labels.

Two quotes that say “premium quality” may be pricing very different work. Ask them to specify:

Material and installationModel, format, finish, quantities, setting-out and substrate preparation.
Joinery and fittingsInteriors, hardware, mechanisms, appliances and who supplies each item.
Services and controlsWhat is kept, what is renewed and what tests will be carried out.
Full costProtection, waste removal, technical fees, paperwork, charges and VAT, where applicable.

From idea to final trim

The important decisions, on time.

The schedule doesn’t start with the first demolition. Before that, measurements need taking, the scope defining and the availability of the chosen materials checking.

01
Understand your home
Use, current condition and elements you want to keep. Plans and photos help prepare the first conversation.
02
Agree the detail
Line items, samples, junctions and responsibilities. Confirm technical needs and paperwork according to the work.
03
Coordinate the build
Sequence trades and supplies. Price changes in scope in writing, along with their effect on cost and timeframe.
04
Review with you
Check finishes, openings, mechanisms and operation; record outstanding trims and care instructions.

Before deciding

Your renovation, with no questions left.

What sets a luxury renovation apart from a conventional one?

The degree of personalisation and definition: made-to-measure joinery, selection of materials, lighting and coordination of junctions. Price or a particular brand doesn’t on its own guarantee a better result. Quality must be describable in the scope and verifiable during construction.

How long does a full high-end renovation take?

It’s planned in months, not just weeks. Layout changes, services and made-to-measure pieces create different dependencies. Before setting a date, it’s worth separating preparation and paperwork, orders, construction and final review; a late material decision can affect several trades.

Can I keep the floor or original features?

Yes, if their condition and the work allow it. Levels, compatibility with the new services, protection during the work and repair options need checking. Keeping something valuable can give more character than replacing it entirely.

Do I have to commission the design together with the build?

There’s no need to start from scratch if you already have a design or an interior designer. Share the documentation so we can assess measurements, materials and construction. Design, technical work and permits are agreed according to what you need; they aren’t assumed to be included.

Can we renovate a second home while I’m away?

Mention it when preparing the engagement. Access to the home, a point of contact, sample reviews and how to approve decisions and changes remotely will need agreeing. Progress photos help, but don’t replace on-site checks or the final review.

Do I have to include home automation or delicate materials?

No. A high-end home should suit you. Automation makes sense when it simplifies use; natural stone needs different care from porcelain. The finishes guide helps you set those priorities before asking for a quote.