In 2019, I worked with a photographer who told me about her dream to do up a Mallorcan finca. Overlooking the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range and surrounded by four hectares including lemon trees, Casa Mana is the realisation of that dream.

The largest of the Balearic islands, Mallorca has stunning beaches, charming villages and a bohemian beat. Twenty-five minutes drive from Palma is this exactingly restored Mallorquín farmhouse with four airy bedrooms, serene interiors and a saltwater pool. Casa Mana is surrounded by olive, carob and orange trees, and looks onto the Tramuntana mountain range.

Cameras at the ready: this property, owned by photographers Ana Lui and Matias Alexandro, is an artful jumble of beautiful angles and slick interiors. Sitting in the Binissalem Wineland (Mallorca), the apricot-hued home is strikingly modern but still natural, earthy.

Pequeños lujos sostenibles en una villa en Mallorca. Esta finca de 110 años ha sido transformada por completo en una casa de lujo y sostenible al mismo tiempo. Cuenta con una gran granja orgánica y, lo mejor de todo; se puede alquilar este verano.

Slow Travel: Willkommen in der Casa Mana auf Mallorca
Ein Fotografen-Paar lebt auf Mallorca die Essenz des entschleunigten Reisens. Und renovierte eine historische Finca inmitten von Gemüsefeldern.

Holistic Mallorca. — Travel photographer Ana Lui has a veritable passion for discovering new places and that’s where she got the idea of opening her very own holiday home on Mallorca.
Located in the village of Binissalem, Casa Mana marries its owner’s aesthetic sensitivity and spirituality with the authentic Balearic Island bohemian vibe.

Nature is often more important than famous names, which is exactly what the designers wanted to prove with Casa Mana, a farmhouse located in a rural part of Mallorca known for its vineyards.