One of the more original projects we’ve seen in a while: Ca’n Rei on Mallorca, a 17th-century house on a cliff over the sea, redone by Isla Architects:
A small sign next to the door announces the house’s name.
Wooden front doors open into the high-ceilinged main room.
To the left of the dining table, the architects enlarged an existing niche to fit a fridge, freezer, a washing machine, electric oven, and food storage.
Palencia and Colón installed a tinted-concrete sink by local company Huguet, a reference to Mallorcan stone sinks.
A low-profile cooktop and plenty of storage beneath the kitchen’s front window.
Two stairways lead to the other rooms.
The library has the most lived-in look, with books on low white shelves.
The two bright bedrooms.
The architects added small windows in the back of the house for cross-ventilation.
A front window overlooks the sea.