Up Design Mallorca

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España
Palma de Mallorca
Up Design Mallorca

Young and creative office based in Mallorca, specialized in Architecture & Interior Design.

21/06/2026

Three alternative design proposals were developed to explore different approaches to space distribution. Both schemes prioritize improved functionality, increased storage capacity, and a clearer hierarchy between private and shared spaces while maintaining the existing structural framework.

Option A1 focuses on maximizing openness and flexibility through a central living area that connects the kitchen, dining, and lounge functions. This solution enhances natural light pe*******on and creates a more fluid relationship between everyday activities.

Option A2 introduces a more defined spatial organization, with the living and dining areas arranged around a larger open-plan kitchen. The layout strengthens the social core of the apartment while providing a clearer separation between communal and private zones.

Option A3 proposes a hybrid solution, combining the openness of the first scheme with the spatial efficiency of the second. The design introduces a central multifunctional living space connected to the kitchen through a semi-open layout, improving circulation while maintaining visual continuity. Custom joinery elements are used to integrate storage, reduce spatial fragmentation, and optimize the overall usability of the apartment.

The result is a balanced configuration that maximizes both functionality and spatial quality within the existing footprint.

Project: Architecture&Interior Design

17/06/2026

Both bathrooms design is based on a restrained material palette that emphasizes the contrast between the existing stone masonry and contemporary custom-made elements. Natural limestone was selected for the vanity tops and carved basin due to its tonal and textural affinity with the original walls, creating a cohesive dialogue between new interventions and the historic fabric.

The bespoke stone washbasin, with its rough-hewn exterior and precisely finished interior surfaces, highlights the natural character of the material while maintaining a refined architectural language.
Large-format mirrors enhance the perception of space and reflect the exposed stonework and timber beams, reinforcing the relationship between the interior and the building’s original structure.

Natural light enters through the deep-set window openings, accentuating the texture of the masonry and the subtle veining of the stone surfaces.

The result is a bathroom where contemporary detailing is carefully integrated within the existing architecture, achieving a balance between material authenticity, functionality, and timeless design.

Pic: Neus Pastor

Faucets: AXOR Design
Marble countertops: Marmolería Bautista
Mirror: ZARA HOME
Switchers and sockets: Fontini
LED lighting: LLUMINIC Estudio Iluminación Mallorca
Microcement floor: MIA PROJECTS MICROCEMENT MALLORCA
Wall radiators: IRSAP

17/06/2026

Pick your niche.
Some are made for light, some for objects, some just to give the wall a bit more depth.
In this house, the niches are small pauses in the architecture - places where the surface opens, catches a shadow, frames a detail, or simply makes the room feel less flat.

11/06/2026

The children’s bedroom is organized through a compact and vertically optimized layout, where the custom-built bunk bed becomes the primary architectural element.
Constructed in solid wood, the structure defines the space while integrating sleeping functions on two levels, maximizing usability within a limited footprint.

The upper bunk is conceived as a protected and elevated volume, framed by a lightweight wooden structure that ensures safety while maintaining visual permeability.

The lower bed, positioned against the wall, creates a more enclosed and intimate area, suitable for rest and everyday use.
Natural materials and a restrained palette reinforce the continuity with the rest of the house, while soft textiles and playful details introduce a layer of warmth and adaptability to the users’ needs.

The proximity to the window ensures adequate natural lighting and ventilation, enhancing comfort and livability.
Overall, the design balances functional efficiency with spatial clarity, transforming a small room into a flexible and well-organized environment tailored to children’s use.

Pic: Neus Pastor

Switchers: Fontini
Furnitures: client custom made
LED lighting: LLUMINIC Estudio Iluminación Mallorca
Microcement floor: MIA PROJECTS MICROCEMENT MALLORCA
Curtains: DECORACIONES Egea

30/05/2026

Contemporary comfort with the material authenticity of Mediterranean architecture:
exposed timber beams and the preserved stone wall retain the character of the original structure, while bespoke oak furnishings introduce a refined and understated aesthetic.

The integrated workspace, crafted in natural oak, is conceived as a seamless extension of the room, balancing functionality with carefully considered proportions.
The sculptural wooden desk lamp by Mikko further reinforces the project’s emphasis on craftsmanship and timeless design.

The focal point of the space is the illuminated onyx slab positioned behind the headboard. More than a decorative element, the stone is transformed into an architectural light feature, revealing its natural veining and warm amber tones when backlit.
During the evening, it emits a soft, diffused glow that enriches the atmosphere of the room, creating a sense of intimacy while celebrating the intrinsic beauty of the material.

Through a restrained palette of natural textures, soft textiles, and handcrafted details, the bedroom offers a contemporary interpretation of Mediterranean living, where light, materiality, and comfort are carefully integrated into a cohesive architectural experience.

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Switchers and electric sockets: .official
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25/05/2026

The bedroom is defined by a restrained material palette and a carefully balanced composition, where natural textures and soft tones create a calm and timeless atmosphere.
The custom-made oak wardrobe integrates seamlessly into the architecture through flush panels and minimal detailing, reinforcing the visual continuity of the space.

The stone flooring, handcrafted with split-edge finishes to replicate the character of traditional aged surfaces, introduces a tactile and authentic material quality.
Its irregular texture contrasts with the precision of the bespoke joinery and the clean white walls, creating a balanced dialogue between rustic heritage and contemporary refinement.

The upholstered headboard extends horizontally across the wall, visually grounding the bed and enhancing the perception of softness within the room.
Suspended bedside lighting, with its essential cylindrical form, contributes to the understated architectural language while providing a warm and intimate atmosphere.

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Switchers and sockets: .official
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19/05/2026

The plan is defined by an articulated geometry that optimises circulation and spatial efficiency within a compact footprint: layout is organised around a central distribution area connecting the washbasins, enclosed cubicles, and service spaces through a clear and functional sequence.

The positioning of the partitions and openings ensures fluid movement while maintaining visual order and privacy.
The washbasin counters are integrated along the perimeter walls to maximise usable central space and reinforce the linear organisation of the plan.

Particular attention was given to proportion, accessibility, and the optimisation of technical clearances, resulting in a balanced relationship between operational functionality and architectural coherence.
The inclusion of a planted element within the central area introduces a softer spatial threshold, mitigating the rigidity of the orthogonal service layout and contributing to the overall environmental quality of the space.

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17/05/2026

The guest bathroom combines Mediterranean materiality with a restrained contemporary language:
warm oak cabinetry and a sculpted natural stone basin introduce a tactile, earthy quality, while the patterned ceramic tiles inside the shower area create depth and visual rhythm, recalling traditional Mediterranean interiors through a more refined interpretation.

The exposed wooden beam reinforces the architectural character of the space, balancing rustic textures with clean geometries and minimal detailing.

Soft natural tones, brushed metal fittings and filtered light contribute to a calm and intimate atmosphere, where every element is designed to enhance both comfort and material authenticity.

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14/05/2026

The bedroom is conceived as an intimate and essential space, where natural materials and bespoke details shape a warm and timeless atmosphere.
The wood furnishings interact with the exposed beams and the original stone walls, creating a material continuity consistent with the Mediterranean character of the house.

Discreetly integrated into the room, the desk introduces a functional yet visually light study area.
Resting on the surface, the LED 1 table lamp stands out through its sculptural and essential form, a minimal object that adds a contemporary accent while maintaining the room’s restrained and refined language.

Natural light, neutral tones, and the handcrafted flooring with split-edge finishes further define a quiet and relaxing environment, where every element is designed to convey authenticity, comfort, and architectural continuity.

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Gran Via Asima 4a, 1 Izq
Palma De Mallorca
07009

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