A Luxurious Terraced Villa With Pool In The Mediterranean

The modern facades clearly cut into the rolling mountainside of this sought-after residential area, which is locally called the “Beverly Hills of Mallorca”.

In this high position, Villa Marola has fabulous views of the capital Palma and the surrounding countryside.

The luxurious house exterior awakens at night, emitting large bright lights from its glass front.

In the luxurious property, clean white and pale gray walls color a fresh feel, while a golden wood tone adds a soft warmth.

The living room is an airy space with a simple yet elegant composition of modern living room furniture. An L-shaped sofa gently embraces the perimeter of a rounded rectangular coffee table, opposite a few rotating armchairs. A modern fireplace and wood shop cut darkly into the back wall, placing a contrasting stripe against the matte white paint.

The contemporary tufted sofa and chic lounge chairs pale insignificantly against the enchanting view of Palma. Retractable glass walls let in the blissful wind.

At night the surrounding hills magically shine with the lights of the capital. Inside, niched headlights distribute even brightness, while perimeter LEDs highlight the texture of a wooden lath TV feature wall.

Built-in units float a few inches above the floor tile to keep the perception of free area in the clean layout. A plant is placed on top to create greenery through the dining room, up to the fireplace in the living room.

Another plant of plants is cut directly into the floor of the corridor, which creates a meaningful connection with the green hillside location. Textured concrete undulates a cool background, while wood wall protection offers an opposite smooth finish and warmth.

The rectangular pool glows across the front of the interior lounge and dining room, while the outdoor lounge aligns with the kitchen.

A modern outdoor sofa is positioned to comfortably view the views.

A huge white marble and wooden grain kitchen island faces the wide pool terrace and the vast panorama. Unique kitchen hanging lights fall to various heights to create a sculptural installation of shiny copper.

The luxurious white marble and wood finishes continue across the back wall of the kitchen, where a deeply niche planter is embedded in the back spout to simulate a mini-landscape view in the windowless wall.

A sculptural staircase project connects all three levels of the villa, rising from the access area at the base of the building, through the main living standard and up to the private bedrooms.

Solid wood railings cut out an increase in asymmetrical geometry.

Wooden slatted feature walls bring texture to the staircase, which exaggerates under hidden LED ribbons.

Upstairs, a master suite and three bedrooms each have their own bathroom and balcony area. The door to the bathroom and closets are camouflaged inside a wall of smooth wooden panels in the master. Glass balustrade allows you to enjoy the majestic mountain side views of an outdoor chair, from the cushioned end of a bed bench, or when you have breakfast in bed.

A built-in bathtub fills the adjacent wall, perfectly positioned to look at the view.

Floor vases form a beautiful moment in an empty corridor.

The property also has an indoor pool below on the access level.

The long driveway that leads to the home enters the shadow of a car park before turning into the garage.

A skylight fills the deep cover with natural light.

Plant beds grow a welcoming entrance.

The limited palette of materials improves continuity between interior and exterior areas.

Public floor plan with social housing, including the main sun terrace, swimming pool, and the outdoor lounge. We can also see the long and dramatic driveway to the property here. A high outdoor staircase provides a pedestrian entrance.

On the access floor plan, we can see where the parking garage lies under the main living room, and where the indoor pool is located under the sun deck.

The private floor plan illustrates the layout of the master bedroom series with a large bathroom and a private terrace. We can also observe the equal distribution of space between the remaining three bedrooms, bathrooms and terraces.

3D perspective drawing.