Tiles

In the early part of the 20^th century, Huguet, a tile manufacturing company based in Campos, was founded, and many of the villas and homes built in Mallorca at that time were decorated with their patterned and textured tiles. Today, many of these homes still retain their original Huguet tiles, which are just as beautiful and contemporary as they were nearly 100 years ago. The brand has continued to innovate over the decades and today it is one of the most sought-after companies for cool and contemporary terrazzo and hydraulic tiles used on floors, kitchen and bathrooms. Collaborations with top designers have led to limited edition collections. Projects can be bespoke commissions or standard. Shop their Campos showroom to explore the wide range of styles and possibilities.

Wood

Wood, particularly pine and olive, can be found and used in sustainable ways on the island and is a common material for a range of furniture pieces. With its light brown and rather neutral tones, pinewood is amazing for cabinetry, countertops or flooring, while olive wood works beautifully for tables and chairs as well as smaller accessories. Whether using found wood slabs or sourced from certified tree farms, there is always something alluring and instinctual about a handmade wooden piece.

Glass

Mallorca’s glassmaking traditions are thought to date back to the Phoenicians, around the 2^nd century, but was properly established in 1719 with Gordiola. Inspired and influenced by Murano glass, the tiny island off of Venice, Italy that completely transformed the possibilities of what glass can be for future centuries, wealthy aristocrats newly arrived on the island wanted glass objects for their homes and Gordiola began its traditions, creating their own distinctive style. La Fiore is another well-known glass manufacturer on the island, established in 1964. Both workshops continue today, despite having hit hard times, creating their range of dishware, decorative items, and lighting fixtures such as chandeliers and pendants, and also collaborating with local designers to create more one-of-a-kind pieces.

Respecting the local environment and landscape creates a more holistic home and these traditional materials naturally add in elements of warmth, character and Mallorcan style.