My husband and I had the opportunity to visit friends on the island of Majorca Spain a few months ago for a long weekend after one of my project site visits that was located in Provence, France. Lucky for me, we were toured around by our hosts and introduced to the many moods of the island. I was most surprised by the amount of variation on the island – from rustic farmland and stone villages, to chic Palma shops, to whitewashed beachfront hotspots. I loved how the rich earth tones found on the architecture found inland on Majorca, contrasted with the crisp white and deep blue of the coastal areas.
Here are some of my favorite snapshots of Majorca’s colors and textures that caught my eye:
Rustica facade in Petra
Rustic farmland outside Petra
Promenade in Palma
Just before dinner. Rustic outdoor stove.
Courtyard in Petra. Love the contrasting colors of the reds, oranges and greens.
Garage door in Petra- interesting design element
Beach lounge chair tags at Puro Beach Bar
Pure Beach Bar
Lush fields overlooking Petra
Ornate Facade in Petra
Rustic Pebble Doorway detail in Petra
Our 4-legged weekend hosts in Majorca
Robust entryway Spanish details in Palma
Afternoon by the pool drinking from colorful glasses.
Fig trees against stone
Earth toned succulents against the stucco
Puro’s logo
View from Puro Beach Bar Majorca Spain
Can’t wait to go back!
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