More of a Beautifully Revived Mallorca Home of the Terra Coll Home Founders
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1/19A dirt driveway leads to the front of the house.
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2/19Tatiana Baibabaeva and Tyson Strang ofTerra Coll Homein Mallorca, seated in their bedroom window.
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3/19视图从生活区到厨房s original floors, exposed masonry, and the sink station, outfitted with a boulder discovered on-site; stool by a local carpenter friend.
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4/19The kitchen opens onto the living area; sofa byGervasoni.
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5/19Terra Coll Homeceramic dinnerware and vessels line the kitchen, which was made from stone blocks found on-site.SMEG appliances; repurposed-oak cabinet doors.
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6/19The kitchen peninsula was built using yellow sandstone.
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7/19A built-in banquette frames the dining table.
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8/19The couple created built-in benches for the fireplace area.
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9/19River-stone flooring and tadelakt walls in the downstairs bath.
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10/19In their bedroom, a custom platform bed withParachutelinens and a vertical olive branch.
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11/19The couple’s bedroom window, once the door to the hayloft, is a favorite spot.
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12/19Tadelakt walls, pebble flooring, and a built-in platform bed in the couple’s bedroom; the sconces were made from a repurposed roof tile and basket.
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13/19Tadelakt walls and original terra-cotta tiles in the primary bath.
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14/19The couple added three steps to the outdoor stairs in order to reach that opening, once the door to a hayloft.
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Photo: Salva López15/19After adding a modest square pool, the couple used any trees that had been dug up to build a pergola; the seating is vintage, and the cocktail table is a recycled grindstone.
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16/19The pool is bordered by yellow sandstone and surrounded by handlaid pebble flooring.
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17/19The pottery shed is lined in a stone mosaic.
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18/19Baibabaeva and Strang stroll the grounds.
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19/19The couple added extra steps to connect the original hayloft stairs to their bedroom window.
