S’Era is a generously sized sanctuary, a classic finca reimagined. It was a meticulous two-year restoration, coaxing the house back into the grandeur it belonged to, with reverence and tact. The decoration is intentional, layered slowly, with no rush to fill space.

At its heart is a staircase we designed to frame our Moon lamp,- the sweep, rise, and rhythm all set so the lamp meets you at eye level as you ascend. It’s a simple gesture, but it gives the room its axis.

Art anchors every space,- an extensive collection from Spanish galleries: Antonia Ferrer’s textured abstractions, Liam Stevens’ studied lines, Guillem Nadal’s layered depths, Mauro’s loving forms, and the distinct marks of our local Toni de Cúber. Each work is placed with intent,- a canvas to catch morning light, a drawing to punctuate a view, a Catalan archival bench to hold the eye in passing.

Furniture is kept to the deliberate,- each piece a study in proportion, material and heritage. A dining table in reclaimed oak where our classical chairs in woven rush gather around. Low seating upholstered in heritage linens, the silhouettes softened but precise. Iron-framed daybeds, generous in scale, finished with custom cushions in deep earth and muted green.

S’Era is a meditation on how to live with things,- fewer, better, each one with the quiet authority of belonging

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Furniture & lighting Design/Decoration/Styling: del Negro Studio

Architecture/Design: More Design

Landscape Architecture: Luciano Giubbilei  

Photography: Neus Pastor (Limited images shows for client privacy)

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