Durietz Design and Development welcome est inside their fastidious revival of a 1910 townhouse on the Spanish island of Mallorca.
Spanish design firm add Camp Roig 31 to their portfolio of converted homes, manifesting their passion for protecting and restoring buildings with a rich history. Camp Roig 31 is situated at the foothills of the Tamarama Mountains and overlooks the twin peaks of Alaró on the Spanish island of Mallorca. The seven-bedroom home with Mallorcan heritage through an earthen, organic shapes and iconic design pieces.
The dining area features a custom dining table and chairs, and a specially made pendant light from Containe Studio.
Design duo Christoffer and Josephine Durietz came from different industries with a passion for architecture and interior design to establish Durietz Design and Development. Uprooting their lives in Stockholm, the couple set out to transform historic buildings on the island of Mallorca through a hands-on approach.
Upon entry at their latest project Camp Roig 31, a grand arch draws the eye straight to the home’s courtyard. Camp Roig 31 features one central living-dining area, as well as a veranda that opens out to the outdoor living area and a more intimate attic living room on the third floor.
Josephine and Christoffer’s attention to detail is reflected in their determination to include custom furniture and artwork in the home. In the living room, a marble table and daybed, both designed by Durietz Design and Development, accompany a and the The dining room caters to socialising, where a dining table is surrounded by and cotton cord Josephine Chairs, also designed by Durietz Design and Development. In the office, the desk and shelving unit were designed by the duo, just as the coffee table in the lower living space. Josephine’s artwork and sculptures also feature throughout the home.
“The Camp Roig 31 courtyard by night needs to be experienced. The hot still-standing summer air, the sun heated tiles, the almost eerie silence and the pitch dark starry sky… it feels like a giant private living room with no ceiling.”
– Josephine Durietz
tapware features throughout Camp Roig 31.
Described by Durietz Design and Development as the “most precious gem of the house,” the kitchen features an Italian cream travertine bench, custom made walnut cabinetry, and It’s complete with a breakfast corner and an original restored fireplace. The Mallorcan escape also includes a yoga room, laundry room, home, and wine cellar. The cellar houses 150 bottles of Camp Roig 31 wine, produced locally on the island at Bodegas Son Puig.
The arches in the roofed terrace frame the picturesque view of Alaro in the evening sun, overlooking the generous pool and courtyard area below. The outdoor area features an on the original foundations of the building.
Durietz Design and Development’s reclaimed townhouse has an updated Art Deco charm while also paying homage to its traditional Spanish roots. Its bespoke features and raw materiality ensure Camp Roig 31 is an exotic escape that embodies a distinctly Spanish take on slow living.
The attic living room features a and .
Design duo Christoffer and Josephine Durietz.
A solid sandstone bench was craned into the entryway, accompanied by stone pillars from the original structure. The and painting by Josephine Durietz.
The terrace’s grand arches overlook the twin peaks of Alaro, on the Spanish island of Mallorca.
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