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Vipp Residences unveils its second property in Mallorca. Finca Selva is a stone house in the heart of the island, nestled in the village of the same name at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana. The Danish brand continues its foray into luxury real estate, applying its expertise in Scandinavian design to vacation homes. The result blends Mediterranean authenticity with Nordic minimalism, with…
Menorca has long attracted those seeking to escape the overly touristy islands of the Balearics. It has managed to preserve something rare: farmland that remains untouched, coastlines free of concrete, and ancient vernacular architecture. This house in Menorca, Casa Apolo, fits perfectly into this setting. It is a home designed for year-round living on the island, located ten minutes from one of…
160 kilometers from Los Angeles, the San Jacinto Mountains are a place where nature enchants you. Idyllwild, a small mountain town nestled along the Pacific Crest Trail, embodies all that California does best. Ponderosa pines tower over the sky with their giant silhouettes. Granite boulders rise from the ground as if placed there by a mischievous giant. And in the midst of this almost surreal…
You have to climb up to L’Estaque to understand why Cézanne settled there. This neighborhood, north of Marseille, retains its authentic character. The city lies below, the sea stretches as far as the eye can see, and the hills have never been touched by concrete. This is where Casa YOUM has recently opened its doors. This Provençal country house, built in 1870, is surrounded by a large garden.…
The Spanish coast still hides a few secret hideaways along its cliffs. This stone house on the Costa Brava, Villa Sant Jaume, is one of them. Perched near Tossa de Mar, it offers private access to a spectacular rocky cove. A winding path winds through the Mediterranean scrub and leads directly to the water. This large family home is all about total relaxation. A living room with…
Menorca is the quietest island in the Balearics. Its coastline is protected by local authorities, and there are no concrete buildings like those found in Mallorca or Ibiza. It attracts travelers seeking something other than the nightlife and nightclubs. Here you’ll find softer light, secluded coves, and white houses that quietly gaze out at the sea. This house in Menorca was built in that…
Menorca is undoubtedly the most unassuming of the Balearic Islands. It has long resisted mass tourism thanks to its designation as a UNESCO “Biosphere Reserve” in 1993. This is particularly evident in the villages of the interior. Llucmaçanes is the perfect example, with its few hundred residents, cobblestone streets, and whitewashed houses set behind dry-stone walls. It is there, just ten…
Bruny Island, in Tasmania, is accessible by ferry from Kettering, south of Hobart, crossing the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, a waterway named by 18th-century French explorers. It runs along these wild coasts and arrives at this protected and sparsely populated island, which has remained completely authentic. It is there, on the edge of the channel, that The Songbird is located. This 1960s cabin,…
Méribel, the front side: legendary slopes, one of Europe’s largest ski areas. But also resort architecture that often looks just like everywhere else. On the other hand, for the past few weeks, a mountain chalet has emerged whose interior is a radical departure from what we usually see. Developed by Alpine Lodges within the Falcon resort, it is decorated far from the usual mountain clichés. With…
Salento is the somewhat overlooked part of Italy’s Apulia region, in a province that is nevertheless famous. The trulli of Alberobello, the masserie of Ostuni, the crowds in July at Polignano a Mare, can attest to that. But Salento, the tip of the heel of the Italian boot, still escapes this social media-driven frenzy. Nardò, a Baroque town ten minutes from the coast, has not yet been overrun by…
