Inland, away from the coast, Menorca’s stone houses tell another story of the island: one of farmland, marès sandstone and the dry-stone walls that have drawn the landscape for centuries.
Restoring them well isn’t dressing them up for a magazine; it’s giving back what they already had: walls that breathe, cool shade in August, and an honest relationship with light.
Three principles of a good restoration
- Respect the original material: stone, lime and timber before effect.
- Less is more: few pieces of furniture, well chosen, and plenty of air.
- Think of winter: the house is lived in all year, not only in August.
The result is the luxury we stand for: discreet, lasting and deeply local.