In the heart of Mallorca, an island of clear light and salty breezes, outdoor living is fully embraced. The architecture of Villa Collini opens onto enveloping volumes and soft lines that converse with the horizon: a place designed for sitting, gazing into the distance and lingering.
Designed by the studio Bonsaglio Srl, the project unfolds across several levels linking terraces and viewpoints, in an organic geometry where everything flows naturally.
A stage designed for the light
A raised terrace, sea views, mature vegetation all around: the ideal starting point for letting the light do the rest. The compositions are arranged around coffee tables and sofas with soft lines, whose cylindrical backrests and curved profiles invite you to stretch out while the breeze carries the afternoon away.
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The Milos modular sofa
At the heart of the project, the modular sofa from the Milos collection, by Jean-Marie Massaud, gives structure to the terraces. As the studio points out, the forms had to be organic and everything had to feel natural: the collection fitted in perfectly, thanks to its soft colours and calming atmosphere.
A palette that breathes the Mediterranean
Whites, neutrals and sand tones sit alongside a few light accents in the textiles and planters. The whole preserves a bright, serene atmosphere that melts into the horizon and lets the architecture breathe.
Milos sun loungers by the pool
By the pool, the Milos sun loungers take comfort to another level: generous surfaces, just the right amount of padding, ergonomics that support the body from reading to napping. The materials are designed for intensive seaside use, UV-resistant and stable over time.
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A terrace that reinvents itself
The Milos collection shapes several terraces in different configurations: modules that separate, pivot and come back together as the moment requires. Generous conversation, a double chaise longue, extra seating when friends arrive: a living system that reconfigures today and adapts again tomorrow without losing its coherence. Here, curves lead the dance, and the terrace comes closer to the comfort of a living room while keeping its serene presence facing the island.
