Menorca Experimental - Menorca, Spain.

"My goal was to create the summer home of an imaginary artist. The property invites you to draw, listen to music, swim and contemplate the beautiful landscape ”

- Dorothée Meilichzon 

The hotel, restored by Dorothée Meilichzon, is located in a 19th-century neoclassical villa in Menorca, overlooking the Mediterranean. 

​The design focused on open spaces that project the colors of the island. Therefore, the colors go from pale blues simulating the island sky to vibrant reds that speak up for the stunning sunsets you can enjoy from the hotel. All that, placed over a neutral color palette.

In order to achieve its rustic look, the designer kept the rustic stone walls, added terracotta tiles and placed beautiful ceramic pots and objects that you can actually buy and bring them back home as a special gift.

The entire concept goes around relaxation and the experiences the guests can have during their holidays. It could be either chilling by the pool, hiking around the area or attending yoga, painting or pottery classes.

* The pictures are not mine, but taken from each property’s website.