Mallorca Edited

Sculpted coastlines. Terraced olive groves. A stillness that feels earned. Mallorca is the quieter Balearic — but no less breathtaking.
For the woman who wants her summer sunkissed, not scene-stealing.

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Art, citrus trees, and elegance rooted in the Tramuntana mountains.
Set between stone villages and wild peaks, La Residencia is timeless Mallorca — terracotta tones, original art, and balconies that overlook it all. Mornings start with light, evenings end in stillness.

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Where to Stay in Mallorca

Slow luxury across limestone, olive groves, and coastal air.

Hotel Price Key
$ under $300 $$ $300–$599 $$$ $600–$999 $$$$ $1,000+

Based on typical nightly rate (before taxes & fees).

  • Hotel Corazón

    Sun-drenched with just the right amount of edge. For the woman who dreams in color.

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  • Can Ferrereta

    A restored 17th-century mansion reimagined in sandstone and calm.
    Sculptural and deeply still.

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  • Es Racó D'Arta

    Wellness-forward, art-filled, and built for intentional retreat.
    This is Mallorca unplugged.

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  • Cap Rocat

    A fortress-turned-hideaway with panoramic sea drama.
    Seclusion, styled.

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  • Son Bunyola

    Richard Branson’s hillside estate turned luxe escape.
    Private villas, polished views, and no bad angles.

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STYLE

Effortless edge, Mediterranean mood.
Think backless linens, raw cotton, and sculptural silhouettes in neutral heat.
For the woman who dresses like she’s lived here for years.

The Mallorca Edit

Sun-bleached tones. Sculptural fabrics. Open backs, low volume, high impact.

SHOOT THE VIBE

Arched doorways. Pool shadows. Terracotta underfoot.

SIP & EAT

Fluancy Recommends
Earthy tables, cliffside calm, and meals that stretch into golden hour.

Iconic, romantic, and wrapped in ivy.
Dinner as a full-body experience.

Seafood by the cove. Casual, cult-followed, and unapologetically coastal.
Come straight from the water.

Seasonal, grounded, and dressed in olive oil and intention.
Farm-to-table, but styled.

Cliffside tasting menus with quiet creative brilliance.
Michelin-starred, but never stuffy.

Barefoot dining with polished plates and a solid playlist.
Lunch that turns into dancing.

An old mechanic shop turned culinary standout.
Minimal space, maximal flavor.